“Think” is more general, as to think about something, “think it over” is more specific, for example someone ask if you want to go fishing but you’re not sure so they ask you to think it over. I think you mean “write” not “right”? “Write it up” may be used if discussing an agreement of some kind and one person asks the other person to “write it up”. The agreement in writing would be far better if later there was any disagreement. “Write it out” on the other hand could be used the same way but would be less common. In other words if two people are discussing an arrangement of some kind one person may ask the other to write it out, but again the first statement (write it up) would be better. Upset and angry are very similar, however if someone is upset they are less unhappy than someone that is angry. If someone is angry they are very upset or unhappy to a much greater degree.

Yeh sorry I meant WRITE ;s * Thank's a lot It all adds up !