| 词组 | write |
| 释义 | write When you write something or write it down, you use a pen or pencil to make words, letters, or numbers on a surface. The past tense of 'write' is wrote. The past participle is written. I wrote down what the boy said. ...the page on which the words are written. ◊ writing a letter When you write a letter to someone, you write information or other things in a letter and send it to the person. When you use write like this, it has two objects. If the indirect object is a pronoun, it usually goes in front of the direct object. We wrote them a threatening letter. I wrote him a very nice letter. If the indirect object is not a pronoun, it usually goes after the direct object. When this happens, you put 'to' in front of the indirect object. He wrote a letter to his brother in England. Once a week, on Tuesdays, she wrote a letter to her husband. You can also omit the direct object. If you write to someone, you write a letter to them. She wrote to me last summer. I wrote to Kettles and we arranged a number of successful meetings. American speakers often omit the 'to'. If there is anything you want, write me. I had a letter from a friend. He wrote me I'd better be careful in Russia. You can write 'I am writing...' at the beginning of a letter to introduce the topic you are writing about. Dear Morris, I am writing to ask whether you would care to come and visit us during the Easter vacation. Note that you do not write 'I write to ask...'. |
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