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Difference between say and tell Thu Mar 17, 2005 19:41 pm  Difference between say and tell
 

Test No. incompl/inter-9 "Say/Tell", question 2

I've ......... you not to do that many times before.

(a) told
(b) saying
(c) says
(d) said

Test No. incompl/inter-9 "Say/Tell", answer 2

I've told you not to do that many times before.

Correct answer: (a) told
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Difference between say and tell Thu Mar 17, 2005 20:53 pm  Difference between say and tell
 

Your question: What are say and tell? These two verbs are alternatives for speak. You say words You tell a story.
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