The document discusses the difference between using "say" and "tell" when speaking English. It explains that "say" is used without a personal object, while "tell" requires a personal object to indicate who the information is being told to. Examples are provided to illustrate how to correctly use "say" and "tell" in different contexts.

1. When should we use “say or tell’?
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2. Nageswar Rao
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Try to understand the fact that we say something to
someone where as we tell someone something.

3. Nageswar Rao
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To make it a little bit easier, we do not use any
personal object after “say”.

4. Nageswar Rao
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Susie always says that she is busy.

5. Nageswar Rao
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Sidhu said that he would never quarrel with his brother.

6. Nageswar Rao
Ayalasomayajula.
Our English teacher always says to maintain silence in the
class.

7. Nageswar Rao
Ayalasomayajula.
To make it easier, we need to write a personal object
after “tell”.

8. Nageswar Rao
Ayalasomayajula.
Susie always tell her mother that she is busy.

9. Nageswar Rao
Ayalasomayajula.
Sidhu told his teacher that he would never quarrel with his
brother.

10. Nageswar Rao
Ayalasomayajula.
Our English teacher always tells us to maintain silence in
the class.

11. Nageswar Rao
Ayalasomayajula.
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