Level: A2
Right vs Write
Right (correct or direction) and write (to put words on paper) sound the same. Practice choosing the right one with the example sentences below.
- Right – means “correct, direction, or moral.”
- Is this answer ______? – right
- Turn ______ at the next street. – right
- Did I hear you ______? – right
- That is not the ______ way to do it. – right
- You have the ______ to speak. – right
- Please do the ______ thing. – right
- He answered every question ______. – right
- Your guess was ______. – right
- The keys are on your ______. – right
- She is always ______ on time. – right
- Draw a ______ angle. – right
- He has the ______ to vote. – right
- You made the ______ choice. – right
- I want to do what is ______. – right
- His answer is not ______. – right
- Go ______ to the end of the hall. – right
- The light is on your ______ side. – right
- That’s the ______ answer! – right
- This is the ______ place to eat. – right
- He wants his ______ to a fair trial. – right
- Move your chair to the ______. – right
- Her work is always ______. – right
- Put your hand on your ______. – right
- Only one answer is ______. – right
- Is it ______ to take things? – right
- I have a ______ to know. – right
- She turned to the ______. – right
- We all want to do what is ______. – right
- Follow the signs to the ______. – right
- You were ______ about the weather. – right
- Make sure your shoes are on the ______ feet. – right
- This is the ______ bus stop. – right
- Her answer was not ______. – right
- The ______ path is easy to find. – right
- He has the ______ to be happy. – right
- The bathroom is on the ______. – right
- Is this the ______ size for you? – right
- You did the ______ thing. – right
- Was my answer ______? – right
- This road turns to the ______. – right
- Write – means “to make letters or words, to record.”
- Please ______ your name on the paper. – write
- Can you ______ a letter in English? – write
- I like to ______ stories. – write
- Did you ______ your homework? – write
- She will ______ a thank you note. – write
- He learned to ______ his name. – write
- Can you ______ the answer? – write
- Students ______ essays in class. – write
- Please ______ with a blue pen. – write
- We have to ______ a report. – write
- Do not ______ on the wall. – write
- I want to ______ a poem. – write
- She likes to ______ songs. – write
- Will you ______ down your ideas? – write
- Please ______ the date at the top. – write
- He can ______ in two languages. – write
- Don’t forget to ______ your address. – write
- Can you ______ neatly? – write
- We must ______ a list. – write
- Did you ______ everything I said? – write
- I will ______ a postcard. – write
- She loves to ______ in her journal. – write
- He asked me to ______ a review. – write
- Always ______ your ideas down. – write
- Please ______ your answers clearly. – write
- Do you want to ______ a story? – write
- I will ______ the instructions. – write
- She needs to ______ her phone number. – write
- Please ______ in pencil. – write
- I forgot to ______ the message. – write
- He will ______ a book one day. – write
- Don’t ______ on this page. – write
- Did you ______ your email address? – write
- She likes to ______ every morning. – write
- We have to ______ new words. – write
- They asked me to ______ my opinion. – write
- Please ______ your questions here. – write
- I plan to ______ to you soon. – write
- Let’s ______ a short story together. – write
- Try to ______ something every day. – write
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between right and write?
- Right means correct, morally good, or the opposite of left. Write means to form words or letters on paper or a screen.
- Is it right a letter or write a letter?
- Write a letter — putting words on paper is write. Right is for direction or correctness: turn right at the corner.
- How do I remember right vs write?
- Direction or correctness → right. Words on paper or typing → write (with a silent w, like the w in words).