The English pronunciation of "write" is [ra?t], which is the same in both British and American English. The term "write" serves as a verb, meaning "to write," "to pen," "to compose," "to script," "to letter," "to inscribe," "to sign," "to enter," "to fill out," "to appear," "to record," and "to note."
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1. Pronunciation: The correct pronunciation of "write" in both British and American English is [ra?t].
2. Definitions: "Write" can function as a verb with a variety of meanings, including the act of writing, composing, signing, entering information, and recording.
3. Syntax: The third-person singular form of "write" is "writes." The present participle is "writing," the past tense is "wrote," and the past participle is "written."
4. Collocations: The word "write" can be used with various nouns and adverbs, such as "write a book," "write affectionately," "write about," and "write with ease."
5. Prepositions: "Write" can be used with prepositions like "write for," "write in," and "write to."
6. Sentence Examples: Examples of using "write" in sentences include statements like "Writing had not been invented yet" and "I need a flat surface to write on."
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