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What difference between said and told?
Said is used to report what someone else has spoken. Told is used to report what someone else has spoken to a specific person or a group of persons. Said is used prominently in indirect speech.
Who told you this which sentence?
Answer: This is an Interrogative Sentence.
Who says VS Who said?
“Says” is the present tense for the word “say,” and “said” is the past tense for the word “say.” 2. “Says” is used for the simple present tense which shows an action which is habitual, and “said” is used for the simple past tense which may or may not be used with an adverb of time.
Did u tell or told?
Clearly the first is correct. In the first, the past tense is achieved by “did tell.” Did is the past tense of the infinitive form “to do,” it is conjugated as “do, did, done,” and here it is used to create the emphatic form of the verb “to tell”—”do tell, did tell, told.” I did what?
Who told you about this change the voice?
Step by step explanation: There are two types of voices, Active voice and passive voice. When the subject perform the action it is called active voice and when the subject is acted upon by the verb it is called passive voice. Here, the subject is performing an action. Therefore, the given sentence is of active voice.
Is it told or told?
“I told you,” is in simple past tense, meaning I told you at some point in the past, as in, “I told you last week when I would be here.” “I have told you,” being in present perfect tense, means that my telling you took place at some unspecified moment in the past relative to the present moment, as in, “I have already …
WHO says in a sentence?
How To Use Who Says In A Sentence? Who says the Yankee is not wiser than the Greek? I’ll fight any man who says I’m drunk. But who,” says he, “shouted hold him, tie him?
Who’s saying meaning?
who’s to ˈsay (…)? (spoken) used to say that something might happen or might have happened in a particular way, because nobody really knows: Who’s to say we wouldn’t have succeeded if we’d had more time?
Has told or had told?
It depends. “I have told you.” means that, sometime before the moment you are saying this, the telling has happened. “I had told you.” means that, at some moment in the past, the telling had already happened. eg.
Is it correct to say “what did I tell you” or “I Told You?
“I tell you” is present. “I told you” is past. “Did I tell you?” is also past, in question form. Originally Answered: Which one is correct, “What did I tell you” or “What did I told you?” Take out the “what,” rearrange the sentences as non-questions, and see which one looks right:
What is the meaning of “this is the man I Told You?
“This is the man ___ I told you about.” You are telling (verb) about the man (object) so whom is acceptable. This is the man SHE told you about. So who is acceptable. Truth is, the right or wrong answer is whatever the person asking the question decides.
What does never substitute I said you for I told?
@RedGrittyBrick has the correct answer, but has somewhat hidden it in an over-explanation. So I will spell it out clearly. Never substitute I said you for I told you, if what you mean is that you told somebody something earlier and you are reminding them of that fact now.
What is the difference between ‘Tell’ and ‘said’?
Said requires the preposition to to get close to the same thing: I said to you. Even then, however, said never takes a direct object that is not some kind of a reference to words. I said do it. I said nothing. Tell can take a person as a direct object. I told Bob. I’m telling you now.