Changed word (write to wrote) to fix typo in section 9.1 regarding p4

Author: td2014

book/09-git-and-other-scms/sections/client-p4.asc

@@ -480,7 +480,7 @@ Files:
 
 This is mostly the same content you'd see by running `p4 submit`, except the stuff at the end which git-p4 has helpfully included.
 Git-p4 tries to honor your Git and Perforce settings individually when it has to provide a name for a commit or changeset, but in some cases you want to override it.
-For example, if the Git commit you're importing was written by a contributor who doesn't have a Perforce user account, you may still want the resulting changeset to look like they write it (and not you).
+For example, if the Git commit you're importing was written by a contributor who doesn't have a Perforce user account, you may still want the resulting changeset to look like they wrote it (and not you).
 
 Git-p4 has helpfully imported the message from the Git commit as the content for this Perforce changeset, so all we have to do is save and quit, twice (once for each commit).
 The resulting shell output will look something like this: