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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
"as i say" phrase
Does the phrase "as i say" usually mean "in my opinion"?
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It can mean that, but it's not very common. It usually refers to a phrase you say often. If you've ever seen the movie Shrek, Shrek says something like "Better out than in, as I say" It just means that he uses that phrase often.
- It can mean that, but it's not very common.
- It usually refers to a phrase you say often.
- If you've ever seen the movie Shrek, Shrek says something like "Better out than in, as I say" It just means that he uses that phrase often.
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It can mean that, but it's not very common. It usually refers to a phrase you say often.
If you've ever seen the movie Shrek, Shrek says something like "Better out than in, as I say"
It just means that he uses that phrase often.
If you've ever seen the movie Shrek, Shrek says something like "Better out than in, as I say"
It just means that he uses that phrase often.
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Does it mean
AS I SAID refers to a particular past instance and
AS I SAY means a habit?
AS I SAID refers to a particular past instance and
AS I SAY means a habit?
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