Difference between the verbs - Say and Tell
Difference between the verbs - Say and Tell
There are a lot of times we get confused from using SAY and TELL. In this video lesson Rachna explains how students get confused while using Say and Tell, she further explains the correct usage of both these common verbs in the right context.
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There are a lot of times we get confused from using SAY and TELL. In this video lesson Rachna explains how students get confused while using Say and Tell, she further explains the correct usage of both these common verbs in the right context.
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