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Latest post Sun, Mar 13 2005 8:33 PM by khoff. 2 replies.
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khoff  +  80936 Sun, 13 Mar 05 08:33 PM
Is there an archived thread somewhere on the usage of these verbs? Thanks!
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paco2004  +  80941 Sun, 13 Mar 05 08:56 PM
Hello Khoff

Sounds 'say/speak/talk/tell' has not been much discussed here. I found only two threads.
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pieanne  +  81069 Mon, 14 Mar 05 10:05 AM
Here's another one:
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
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