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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Says and Said

Is it right to use:

"Who says I can't buy you thing like these"

rather than:

"Who said I can'y buy you things like these"
  

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This is an English grammar website, so you should try to write the most careful English you can. Please check your spelling and re-post. Neither sentence is correct.
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These are correct:

"Who says I can't buy you things like these?"
"Who said I can't buy you things like these?"
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But what is the difference between the two?
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The first one is asking who is saying that now.

The second one is asking who said that in the past.
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AnonymousWho says I can't buy you things like these?
Not just now, which would be 'is saying', but any time, in general.
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