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'What did he say?' or 'What he said?' #1 (permalink) Fri Jun 12, 2009 6:50 am   'What did he say?' or 'What he said?'
 

'What did he say?' and 'what he said?'

please tell me the difference.

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'What did he say?' or 'What he said?' #2 (permalink) Fri Jun 12, 2009 7:05 am   'What did he say?' or 'What he said?'
 

say is comes under present tense i.e situation is going on but its not completed
said means past tense i.e already the situation is completed
eg:1) he says that ' he'll come tomorrow'
here the situation is, he is saying now (i.e present) he'll come tomorrow so we don't know tomorrow what happens whether he'll come or not but he is now saying so the situation is not ended.
2) he said that ' he didn't come yesterday'
here the situation is already happend so we know that he was not attended

if any mistakes is there please correct
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'What did he say?' or 'What he said?' #3 (permalink) Sat Jun 13, 2009 3:38 am   'What did he say?' or 'What he said?'
 

Folks, this is a forum for practicing English. Please write in your best English, and don't be deliberately sloppy! Start your sentences with capital letters!

Arya wrote:
'What did he say?' and, 'What he said?'

Please tell me the difference.

"What did he say?" is a grammatically correct English question.

"What he said?" is a question with very bad grammar commonly used by people whose English is not good.
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'What did he say?' or 'What he said?' #4 (permalink) Sat Jun 13, 2009 9:19 am   'What did he say?' or 'What he said?'
 

Jamie (K) wrote:
Folks, this is a forum for practicing English. Please write in your best English, and don't be deliberately sloppy! Start your sentences with capital letters!

Arya wrote:
'What did he say?' and, 'What he said?'

Please tell me the difference.

"What did he say?" is a grammatically correct English question.

"What he said?" is a question with very bad grammar commonly used by people whose English is not good.


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'What did he say?' or 'What he said?' #5 (permalink) Sat Jun 13, 2009 12:10 pm   'What did he say?' or 'What he said?'
 

Rfaleet wrote:
Jamie (K) wrote:
Folks, this is a forum for practicing English. Please write in your best English, and don't be deliberately sloppy! Start your sentences with capital letters!

Arya wrote:
'What did he say?' and, 'What he said?'

Please tell me the difference.

"What did he say?" is a grammatically correct English question.

"What he said?" is a question with very bad grammar commonly used by people whose English is not good.


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