Here is a challenge and a useful exercise for those learning English. I see questions listed that seem not require help from the native English speakers. There are many English language resources on the Internet. One such is www.onelook.com, a dictionary search tool. It would be helpful to learn to use this website. After going to this website, enter these words individually into the word or phrase box: right, rite, write. Once the site does the lookup for you (and for each word), examine the Quick Definitions at the right side of the screen to see if there is more than one definition, and notice if the word is sometimes used in different parts of speech. As well, listen to the pronounciation of each word. After doing this exercise, you should be able to tell something about one or more of the definitions, to use the word as noun and verb or other part of speech, and to know the U.S. pronounciation of the word. What did you find that these words all have in common?I think that the Onelook Dictionary is best suited to someone at intermediate level or higher, not beginners, as one would need common words to use it well.