Wrote Sentences
"Wrote" is the past tense of "write," meaning to have composed text or symbols. e.g., He wrote a letter to his friend yesterday.
How to use Wrote in a sentence
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Wrote Sentences
I wrote a note to remind myself.
She wrote a book about her travels.
They wrote their thoughts in a journal.
He wrote a poem for his mother's birthday.
She wrote her name at the top of the paper.
I wrote the address on the envelope.
They wrote a song together.
He wrote down the ingredients for the recipe.
I wrote a letter of appreciation to my coach.
She wrote her number on a napkin.
The journalist wrote an article about the event.
The teacher wrote the assignment on the board.
She wrote the date in her calendar.
I wrote my thoughts before the meeting.
She wrote about her childhood experiences.
She wrote a play that was performed in school.
The actor wrote his autobiography.
They wrote postcards from their vacation spot.
He wrote down his favorite quotes.
The scientist wrote a research paper.
He wrote a message on the greeting card.
She wrote a list of things to do.
She wrote down her dreams every morning.
The student wrote a summary of the chapter.
She wrote the answers in her workbook.
They wrote essays for the competition.
He wrote his feelings in a diary.
They wrote a report on the project.
I wrote a speech for the ceremony.
They wrote their predictions for the future.
He wrote a letter of complaint to the company.
She wrote her reflections after reading the book.
She wrote a guide on how to bake cookies.
They wrote stories based on their imaginations.
I wrote a recipe for my favorite dish.
She wrote her observations during the trip.
They wrote letters to their future selves.
He wrote about his adventures in a journal.
I wrote a song for my sister's wedding.
She wrote down memories from her childhood.
I wrote a review for the movie I watched.
I wrote to the mayor about the park issue.
He wrote a recommendation for his colleague.
She wrote about her experiences in the city.
I wrote down my goals for the year.
They wrote their ideas on sticky notes.
I wrote a message in the birthday card.
He wrote his thoughts on the workshop.
I wrote an email to my old friend.
He wrote a note to his teacher.
Wrote Definitions
"Wrote" can mean to have filled in or completed a document by writing.
She wrote out the check.
"Wrote" suggests having created a literary work.
The author wrote several novels.
"Wrote" can indicate having expressed thoughts or emotions in writing.
He wrote his feelings in a letter.
"Wrote" can mean to have inscribed something on a surface.
She wrote her name on the tag.
"Wrote" implies having sent a written communication to someone.
I wrote to them about the issue.
"Wrote" is the past tense form of "write," indicating a completed action of composing text.
He wrote an email this morning.
Wrote Idioms & Phrases
Wrote in stone
Something that's unchangeable or permanent.
Their agreement wasn't wrote in stone, so they could amend it.
Nothing to write home about
Not exceptional or noteworthy.
The movie was okay, but it was nothing to write home about.
Wrote the book on it
Being an expert or authority on a topic.
She practically wrote the book on marine biology.
Wrote from the heart
To write with genuine emotion or feeling.
Her letter was touching because she wrote from the heart.
The day he wrote off
The day when he disregarded or dismissed something.
That was the day he wrote off his old beliefs.
Wrote on the wall
A clear indication or sign of a future event.
The signs of their partnership ending were wrote on the wall.
Wrote like the wind
To write very quickly.
He finished the assignment because he wrote like the wind.
What the doctor wrote
Exactly what was needed or called for.
His advice was just what the doctor wrote.
Wrote with a feather
To write delicately or with finesse.
Her poetry felt as if she wrote with a feather.
Wrote off the map
To completely erase or eliminate.
The new law wrote that old provision off the map.
Common Curiosities
What is the pronunciation of Wrote?
Wrote is pronounced as /roʊt/.
Which vowel is used before Wrote?
The vowel "o" is used in "wrote."
What part of speech is Wrote?
Wrote is a verb.
What is the verb form of Wrote?
Wrote is the past tense of the verb "write."
Why is it called Wrote?
"Wrote" comes from Old English "wrītan," meaning "to score, outline, draw."
How many syllables are in Wrote?
Wrote has one syllable.
What is the opposite of Wrote?
The opposite of wrote could be "erased" in certain contexts.
What is the first form of Wrote?
The first form is "write."
What is the root word of Wrote?
The root word of "wrote" is "write."
What is the second form of Wrote?
The second form is "wrote."
What is another term for Wrote?
Another term for wrote is "penned."
How is Wrote used in a sentence?
Wrote is used as the past tense of "write," e.g., "She wrote a novel."
What is a stressed syllable in Wrote?
The entire word "wrote" is stressed since it's one syllable.
Which determiner is used with Wrote?
Determiners like "the," "a," or "an" can be used, depending on the context.
What is the plural form of Wrote?
The verb "wrote" doesn't have a plural form, but the past plural would be "wrote" as in "They wrote letters."
Is Wrote a vowel or consonant?
The word "wrote" contains both vowels and consonants.
Is the Wrote term a metaphor?
No, "wrote" is not a metaphor.
What is the third form of Wrote?
The third form is "written."
Which preposition is used with Wrote?
Prepositions like "to," "for," "about," and "on" can be used with "wrote."
Which article is used with Wrote?
Articles "a" and "the" can be used depending on the context.
Is Wrote a collective noun?
No, wrote is a verb.
What is the singular form of Wrote?
Wrote itself is singular.
Is the word Wrote is imperative?
No, "wrote" is in the indicative past tense.
Is the word “Wrote” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Wrote" is a verb, not an object. However, in sentences, what is written can be the direct object of "wrote."
Which conjunction is used with Wrote?
Any conjunction like "and," "but," or "because" can be used, depending on the context.
Is Wrote a noun or adjective?
Wrote is a verb.
Is Wrote an adverb?
No, wrote is not an adverb.
Is Wrote a countable noun?
Wrote is not a noun; it's a verb.
How do we divide Wrote into syllables?
Wrote is a one-syllable word, so it is not divided.
Is Wrote an abstract noun?
No, wrote is not an abstract noun.
Is Wrote a negative or positive word?
Wrote is neutral; it's neither negative nor positive.
Is the word Wrote is Gerund?
No, the gerund form of "write" is "writing."
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