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He is writing my name.

Can you write well?

Can you write my name?

We not only review this book, but also practice speaking and writing.

She teaches me to speak Chinese; I teach her to write English.

The teacher first explains the grammar, then lets us write sentences.

I like to first review the grammar by myself, then write characters and new words.

Could you write your phone number down for me?

She thinks this question is related to health and also to each person’s interests, so this young reporter wants to write some articles.

The teacher asked us to write a composition introducing our own ideals.

I do my Chinese homework at home.

The school’s standard for homework is to write at least three sentences every day.

For this standard, every night the sentences she writes exceed ten.

For this exam you have to write at least thirty sentences; many people ended up writing more than forty.

When I called her, she was looking at the prescription the doctor had written.

For tomorrow’s meeting, I need to write a report tonight.

I forgot to bring the prescription written by the doctor to the pharmacy.

Only if the address is written correctly will the delivery be sent to my home.

I use a pencil to take notes, and if I write something wrong, I can erase it right away with an eraser.

The teacher wrote a few new words on the blackboard; we read them first, then write sentences.

When the teacher writes on the blackboard, we all take notes carefully.

I do my Chinese homework with a pencil.

If the contract hadn’t been written so clearly, I really wouldn’t have felt comfortable giving her the deposit right away.

Put the materials in order first, then write the report; that way it’s easier.

I’ll first arrange the materials on the desk, then start writing the report.