The word "wrote" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as the past tense of the verb "write": She wrote a book about her life experiences.
He renamed months of the year in honour of himself and his mother, and wrote a lifestyle guide, the Ruhnama, which became required reading for high school and university students.
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"We fought for freedom, justice and equality," he wrote.
The human rights organisations who wrote the blueprint say parliamentarians must not let that momentum fade.
"Without the full protection of the Clean Water Act, critical wetland habitats across the country will be degraded or destroyed, undermining the recovery of dozens of endangered species," Hartl wrote in a statement.
"For as long as God gives me life, I will remain in my place at the battle stations," he wrote.
"Move your America hating ass to Iraq, let ISIS rape you then cut your cunt head off, fucking media whore muslim," wrote a rather unassuming-looking mom named Donna.
"You are correct," he wrote back, two days later.
Plibersek and the opposition's health spokeswoman, Catherine King, wrote to ministers on Thursday saying Australia could not afford to keep standing by as the world confronted "the most serious health emergency of the modern era".
In a letter handed out by activists to managers at each Shell station, John Sauven, executive director of Greenpeace UK, wrote: "28 activists and two journalists remain in detention after the seizure of our ship Arctic Sunrise by armed Russian Federal Security Bureau agents.
"There are lots of ways to hit a penalty: with power, off the post, with a chip," wrote Alessandro Vocalelli.
