Usage examples of "write letter" in English with translation to German

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I am going to write a letter tomorrow. Ich werde morgen einen Brief schreiben.
I have to write a letter, but I won't be able to get at it until tomorrow. Ich muss einen Brief schreiben, aber ich komme nicht vor morgen dazu.
I have to write a letter. Do you have some paper? Ich muss einen Brief schreiben. Hast du Papier?
He doesn't know how to write a letter in English. Er weiß nicht, wie man einen Brief auf Englisch schreibt.
It was not so simple to write a letter in English. Es war gar nicht mal so einfach, einen Brief auf Englisch zu schreiben.
I am going to write a letter. Ich werde einen Brief schreiben.
Please remind me to write a letter tomorrow. Erinnere mich bitte, morgen einen Brief zu schreiben.
I have to write a letter. Ich muss einen Brief schreiben.
Do I have to write a letter? Muss ich einen Brief schreiben?
Who did you write a letter to? Wem hast du einen Brief geschrieben?
Didn't you write a letter to him? Hast du ihm keinen Brief geschrieben?
Does Tom have to write the letter today? Muss Tom diesen Brief heute noch schreiben?
I need three hours to write this letter. Ich brauche drei Stunden, um diesen Brief zu schreiben.
Didn't you write him a letter? Hast du ihm keinen Brief geschrieben?
The true secret of writing a good letter is to write as if you were talking. Das wahre Geheimnis, einen guten Brief zu schreiben, ist zu schreiben, als ob du sprechen würdest.
He will have written a letter. Er wird einen Brief geschrieben haben.
I've decided to write 20 sentences a day on Tatoeba. Ich habe mich entschieden täglich 20 Sätze auf Tatoeba zu schreiben.
She didn't try to translate the letter. Sie versuchte nicht, den Brief zu übersetzen.
Sometimes to correct is harder than to write. Manchmal ist das Korrigieren schwieriger als das Schreiben.
He had his secretary translate the letter into English. Er ließ seinen Sekretär diesen Brief ins Englische übersetzen.
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