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Anon006 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Says/said
What’s the difference between these two phrases in conversation:
Who said/says I want to hang out with you?
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Who said I want to hang out with you? - You want the name of the person who said it. Who says I want to hang out with you?
- Who said I want to hang out with you?
- - You want the name of the person who said it.
- Who says I want to hang out with you?
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Who said I want to hang out with you? - You want the name of the person who said it.
Who says I want to hang out with you? - A sarcastic rhetorical question meaning "The idea that I might want to hang out with you is absurd."
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