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No. The first person pronoun has to be capitalized. As for the rest, it depends on what follows to complete the sentence.
- No.
- The first person pronoun has to be capitalized.
- As for the rest, it depends on what follows to complete the sentence.
- I said (that) you were guilty.
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No. The first person pronoun has to be capitalized.
As for the rest, it depends on what follows to complete the sentence.
I said (that) you were guilty.
I said, "You are going to be my best friend."
As for the rest, it depends on what follows to complete the sentence.
I said (that) you were guilty.
I said, "You are going to be my best friend."
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and if "i said you" was the whole sentence.... you probably mean: "I told you"
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It's common for learners to make mistakes with "said" and "told," but that wouldn't work.
You might be right about the intention, but that's not grammatical.
You might be right about the intention, but that's not grammatical.
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