2023年7月7日 · “Her” is an object pronoun & possessive pronoun; therefore, it would be correct to use “me” and not “I”. In this case, it would be proper grammar to say “her and me”. If the “girl” & “I” were both subjects of the sentence, then it would be …

Direct Speech: She says, “I am a little bit nervous.” Indirect Speech: She says that she is a little bit nervous. NOTE: In the first sentence, the reporter conveys the message of the girl using her actual words (e.g., “I am a little bit nervous.”) In the second sentence, the reporter conveys her message but in his own words without any ...

2024年8月13日 · Learn the correct usage of "She say" and "She says" in English. Discover differences, examples, alternatives and tips for choosing the right phrase.

2022年1月16日 · It is usually used for the singular third persons, such as he, she, and it. But with I, it is, I say. For example: He says he’s never leaving school. She says Mary is her best friend at school. So, this is a basic difference between say and says. They have the same meaning, but both have different uses.

if the subject you are talking about is singular, you need to use says. If it is plural, it must be say. So she say is wrong. This is also for other verbs. she plays-correct she play- wrong they plays- wrong they play- correct

“says” is used for She / He / Someone / Someone’s name. Say is used for They / You. example: she says you need to help her fix her car. they say you’re really nice. gabriel says his dad is coming home tomorrow. didn’t you say you want to go to the theater last night?

Said is the past tense of the verb "say". It's the correct form Example: She said, "I'm going home." Sayed is incorrect. There's no such word in English —— Say vs. Speak While both relate to verbal communication, there's a subtle difference: Say is used when referring to specific words or phrases Example: What did she say? * He said he ...

2023年11月22日 · “Say” is used in the first and second person singular and the first, second and third person plural present tense. I say, you (singular) say, we say, you (plural) say, they say. “Says” is used in the third person singular- he, she, it says.

2024年8月22日 · Direct: “I can’t believe it,” she whispered, “but I saw a unicorn in the garden.” Indirect speech, on the other hand, involves paraphrasing someone’s words and reporting them indirectly, without using quotation marks. It requires a few changes in …

2012年12月20日 · 'Say I' and 'says I' are both occasionally used in jokey ways. 'Says I' is ungrammatical and is deliberately used for this effect (and you'll see the spelling 'sez' sometimes), and 'say I' might be tacked on to an expression of opinion: