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timama [110]
2 years ago
7

Fill in “said” or “told” Guys HELPPP PLEASEEE

English
1 answer:
NISA [10]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

She TOLD me that she would be late.

Mary SAID that she would play with me.

"im going to the park", she SAID

Jeff SAID to his friend that he didn't want to go.

He SAID that he would come back next week.

Dr Jones TOLD Jim that he had to go to hospital.

Josephine SAID that she wanted to learn how to play golf.

Mary TOLD us that she had bought a new car.

She SAID to Thomas that she was going to leave soon.

Joh TOLD his mother that he would be late.

explanation:

1. TOLD

2. SAID

3. SAID

4. SAID

5. SAID

6. TOLD

7. SAID

8. TOLD

9. SAID

10. TOLD

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