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, to speak

Say, speak, talk, tell.


( ) say, speak, tell , , () , , , .

 

To say

to say ( ) .

 

, 6 He said he would come after 6.

, . You are looking bad today, I said.

Did you say anything to her? ( say , to)

 

say :

lets say a few of them, lets say a dozen , .

that is to say - , , He will arrive three months from now, that is to say, on the 10th of May. 10 , .

before you can say Jack Robinson , , .

( Jack Robinson )

I dare say , , , , / Margery says he has a charming smile and a lovely figure. I dare say. (W. S. Maugham, Complete Short Stories, Virtue) , . .

to say the least It is carelessness to say the least. , , .

You can say that again! , ,

She has nothing to say for herself . , .. .

You dont say! ! ( )

 

To tell

"to tell " : - -, ("to tell somebody something):

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Tell me all about yourself! !

Mommy, will you tell me that beautiful tale tonight? , ?

Ill tell you what (. ) - Ill tell you what! Dont put ideas into her head! , !

to tell tall tales , : When I was a kid there was a period when I told tall tales but my parents always knew when I was doing it and made me own up to it , , , , .

Say tell (she told me / she said)

told ( , , ).

He told me that he was going into hospital for a major operation.

I told her nothing about it!

He said that he expected to be kept in for about six weeks.

, say , to tell :

You dont look too happy, I said.

I get really stressed at work, she said.

Eat properly, exercise regularly and get eight hours sleep each night, I said. ( , / )

Eat properly, exercise regularly and get eight hours sleep each night, I told her. ( , , )

, "to tell" , : - - (to tell somebody to do something):

"She told me to sit down." .

 

to tell - , . , .

My mother told me to wash a car - .

 

 

To Speak /to Talk

to speak to talk - , -, . .

Speak

"to speak" :

1) -, - , , ( ), , .
2) :

I need tospeak to you after class.

The king of this countryspoketo the audience about the war.

2) - :

He speaks two languages.

Do you speak English?

3) :

to speak fluently ,

to speak quietly / softly ,

to speak quickly / rapidly etc.

Talk

"to talk" -, "to speak", ().

"to talk" "to speak" , "to speak" , to talk -

  • "They talked for hours about clothes." .
  • "Can I talk to Mr. Pitt, please?" , .
  • "May I speak to Mr. Pitt, please?" , . ( ).

, to speak .

Please stop talking - , ( to speak).

What are you talking about? - ?

Did you talk to him yesterday? - ?

to talk nonsense.

 



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