Right and write in a sentence?

It's tricky to use "right" and "write" in the same sentence because they have different meanings and parts of speech.

Here are some ways you could use them together, depending on what you want to say:

* Using them as separate words: "You have the right to write your own story." (Here, "right" is a noun and "write" is a verb.)

* Using "right" as an adjective: "You rightfully deserve to write your own story." (Here, "rightfully" is an adverb meaning "in a way that is correct or just".)

* Using "write" as a noun: "The write is on the wall." (This is an idiom, but it's not a common usage.)

It's important to be clear about your intended meaning.