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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
'said' and 'told'
what is difference between 'said' and 'told'. where can we use 'said'?
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A simplistic explanation: to tell somebody something. ( you address somebody directly) you say something. ( to someone, without specific address) I told you he was no good.
- A simplistic explanation: to tell somebody something.
- ( you address somebody directly) you say something.
- ( to someone, without specific address) I told you he was no good.
- I have said many times that she is not worth it.
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A simplistic explanation: to tell somebody something. ( you address somebody directly)
you say something. ( to someone, without specific address)
I told you he was no good.
I have said many times that she is not worth it.
you say something. ( to someone, without specific address)
I told you he was no good.
I have said many times that she is not worth it.
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Hi,
Another approach is to think like this.
'Say' focuses more on 'the words coming out of my mouth'.
'Tell' focuses more on giving information to another person.
However, there
Another approach is to think like this.
'Say' focuses more on 'the words coming out of my mouth'.
'Tell' focuses more on giving information to another person.
However, there
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