0
Rockstar25 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Correct me, if i'm wrong
1a)What did you say?
b)What have you told/said?
when to use tell and say?
2)note:- here i'm referring it to a dog
If it were to be/ was/ were to be, it would have sat infront of you and started barking at you.
( is this sentence correct)
3)You should not have given her money.
b)What have you told/said?
when to use tell and say?
2)note:- here i'm referring it to a dog
If it were to be/ was/ were to be, it would have sat infront of you and started barking at you.
( is this sentence correct)
3)You should not have given her money.
Top answer
What did you say? What have you said? For more information on when to use tell and say , see .
- What did you say?
- What have you said?
- For more information on when to use tell and say , see .
- Use the search box for further ideas.
- _____________ The first it can't refer to a dog, but the second one can.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
What did you say? What have you said?
For more information on when to use tell and say, see . Use the search box for further ideas.
_____________
The first it can't refer to a dog, but the second one can. It's somewhat confusing. I would reword it. in front is two words.
_____________
You should not have given
For more information on when to use tell and say, see . Use the search box for further ideas.
_____________
The first it can't refer to a dog, but the second one can. It's somewhat confusing. I would reword it. in front is two words.
_____________
You should not have given
0
Related Questions