Vowel Sounds
/ɛ, ey/
Practice
say - says
- said or tell
- told
say |
something | |
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tell | someone ... tell me tell you tell him tell her tell us tell them |
something ... the truth a lie a story (the) time |
She said, "I'm busy."
She says (that) that she's busy.
She told me she was busy.
She told her mother she was busy.
She always tells the truth.
Tell me a story.
Don't tell me a lie.
The child knows how to tell time.
Fill in the blank spaces with a form of "say" or "tell" based on what you hear.
- What did he __verb___?
- Mary __verb___ her sister to bring the hatbox, not the suitcase.
- Why did she ______verb______ that?
- She __verb_____ that when she gets used to our climate, she'll like living here better.
- Why didn't she __verb_ the truth about the gift?
- When did the teacher __verb___ the class about the test?
- Mary called and __verb__ us that she was on her way home from work and would be over in about ten minutes.
- If they had __verb_ their new neighbors about the dog, the neighbors wouldn't have bought the house.
- My boss __verb___ that she had run into a co-worker at the restaurant. The co-worker had called in sick today.
- Originally we __verb_ our friends we were to help them, but we changed our minds.
- Originally the man ___verb___ he was planning to spend his vacation in Italy, but changed his mind.
- Originally the woman ___verb___ us she would come on time, but she was late anyway.
- Everyone _verb__ that they found the boss's letter difficult to understand.
- She __verb__ the audience that her second attempt at opening a store was not more successful than the first, but she's going to try again. Some day she expects to be successful.
- They ___verb__ us that they happened to run into my brother at the movies.
- Why didn't he ___verb__ the truth about his arrest record?
- Why didn't he ___verb____ anything about his arrest record?
- They ____verb____ me that they happened to run into my brother at the movies.
- She ____verb___everyone about the neighbor's arrest record.
- She __verb__ that the neighbor had been arrested.
- What did he say?
- Mary told her sister to bring the hatbox, not the suitcase.
- Why did she say that?
- She said that when she gets used to our climate, she'll like living here better.
- Why didn't she tell the truth about the gift?
- When did the teacher tell the class about the test?
- Mary called and told us that she on her way home from work and would be over in about ten minutes.
- If they had told their new neighbors about the dog, the neighbors wouldn't have bought the house in the first place.
- My boss said that she had run into a co-worker at the restaurant. The co-worker had called in sick today.
- Originally we had told our friends we were to help them, but we changed our minds.
- Originally the man said he was planning to spend his vacation in Italy, but changed his mind.
- Originally the woman told us she would come on time, but she was late anyway.
- Everyone said that they found the boss's letter difficult to understand.
- She told the audience that her second attempt at opening a store was not more successful than the first, but she's going to try again. Some day she expects to be successful.
- They told us that they happened to run into my brother at the movies.
- Why didn't he tell the truth about his arrest record?
- Why didn't he say anything about his arrest record?
- They told me that they happened to run into my brother at the movies.
- She told everyone about the neighbor's arrest record.
- She said that the neighbor had been arrested.