Distinguishing Between Right and Write

This video lesson from Sparkle English explains the difference between the homophones 'right' and 'write'. It covers the various meanings and uses of 'right' as an adjective, noun, and adverb, with examples for each. The lesson also explains 'write' as a verb, providing examples of its use. The video concludes with practice exercises and a homework assignment to reinforce learning.

What is the main topic of today's mini-lesson?

• The difference between 'right' and 'write'

• The difference between 'here' and 'hear'

• The importance of grammar

• How to write a letter

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of 'right' as an adjective?

• Morally good

• Fair

• True or correct

• A just claim

What does 'right' mean as a noun?

• Exactly

• A just claim

• Immediately

• To trace or form characters

Which example correctly uses 'right' as an adverb?

• You must come right home after school.

• It isn't right that only Joe got in trouble.

• I believe in equal rights for all of humanity.

• You have the right answer on your test!

What is the meaning of 'write'?

• To trace or form characters on a surface

• To be morally good

• To be immediately present

• To have a just claim

Which of the following sentences uses 'write' correctly?

• It isn't right that only Joe got in trouble.

• I write letters to my grandparents every month.

• You have the right to remain silent.

• Brad Pitt sat right behind me at the cinema!

Which sentence uses both 'right' and 'write' correctly?

• I write letters to my grandparents every month.

• You must come right home after school.

• Did I write down the right answer?

• It isn't right that only Joe got in trouble.

What is the homework assignment given in the video?

• Read a book and summarize it

• Write one sentence using 'right' and one using 'write'

• Practice spelling 'right' and 'write'

• Write a letter to your grandparents

What should viewers do after watching the video?

• Practice spelling

• Subscribe to Sparkle English

• Read a book

• Write a letter