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Difference between tell and speak



 
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Difference between tell and speak #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 16, 2005 19:44 pm   Difference between tell and speak
 

Test No. errors/inter-4 "When you go to France...", question 5

Yes, that's important because if you find yourself in a difficult situation, you can speak yourself out of it.

(a) important
(b) if
(c) yourself
(d) speak

Test No. errors/inter-4 "When you go to France...", answer 5

Yes, that's important because if you find yourself in a difficult situation, you can talk yourself out of it.

Correct entry: talk
The error was: (d) speak

You have not found the error.
Yes, that's important because if you find yourself in a difficult situation, you can speak yourself out of it.
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Good day,
Could you explain please the difference between using "tell" and "speak"? Thank you.
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Difference between tell and speak #2 (permalink) Wed Feb 16, 2005 20:22 pm   Difference between tell and speak
 

You can tell a story and you can speak a language or you can speak to a person about something.
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Rich7 #3 (permalink) Thu Feb 17, 2005 9:41 am   Rich7
 

you can talk yourself out of it.

What about this:if you find yourself in a difficult situation you can get out of it by talking with eloquence.
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good day... #4 (permalink) Sun Aug 02, 2009 15:12 pm   good day...
 

what if my answer is 'you can express yourself out of it'> could you please tell me if this is correct? thank you...
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