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Grammar
Question about grammar
which are the differences between say and tell
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* means incorrect. Tell me a story. *Say me a story.
- * means incorrect.
- Tell me a story.
- *Say me a story.
- He told her that he would be late.
- *He said her that he would be late.
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* means incorrect.
Tell me a story.
*Say me a story.
He told her that he would be late.
*He said her that he would be late.
Can't you remember what I told you?
*Can't you remember what I said you?
*I told that I was tired.
I said that I was tired.
*Please tell what you really think.
Please say what you really think.
Tell me a story.
*Say me a story.
He told her that he would be late.
*He said her that he would be late.
Can't you remember what I told you?
*Can't you remember what I said you?
*I told that I was tired.
I said that I was tired.
*Please tell what you really think.
Please say what you really think.
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