- Sep 27, 2017
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Just a heads up. I've run across multiple instances of the wrong "wright" being used.
Just about every instance of the word "wright" should be "Right". "Wright" is a common family name. Every instance of the word I've seen so far hasn't been the word being used as a name.
The only time you really see wright as something other than a name are for things like a shipwright or playwright, or describing other types of craftsmen.
Things like "Look at that dog right there!" or "It's over on the right side of the bed" or "You're right, it is big" aren't places where "wright" should be used.
Just about every instance of the word "wright" should be "Right". "Wright" is a common family name. Every instance of the word I've seen so far hasn't been the word being used as a name.
The only time you really see wright as something other than a name are for things like a shipwright or playwright, or describing other types of craftsmen.
Things like "Look at that dog right there!" or "It's over on the right side of the bed" or "You're right, it is big" aren't places where "wright" should be used.