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Difference between say and tell Sun Jan 23, 2005 22:54 pm  Difference between say and tell
 

Test No. incompl/inter-9 "Say/Tell", question 7

It's no good trying to persuade me because I'm not ......... a word.

(a) tells
(b) saying
(c) telling
(d) told

Test No. incompl/inter-9 "Say/Tell", answer 7

It's no good trying to persuade me because I'm not saying a word.

Correct answer: (b) saying

Your answer was: incorrect
It's no good trying to persuade me because I'm not telling a word.
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would you explain me what is the difference between TELL and SAY in this context?
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Difference between say and tell Mon Jan 24, 2005 14:11 pm  Difference between say and tell
 

Please, take a look at these three sentences:

Maria didn't say anything.
Maria didn't tell her husband anything.
Maria didn't say anything to her husband.

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Difference between say and tell Fri Oct 21, 2005 10:40 am  Difference between say and tell
 

Torsten wrote:
Please, take a look at these three sentences:

Maria didn't say anything.
Maria didn't tell her husband anything.
Maria didn't say anything to her husband.
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