Nov. 22, 2022
Challenge, Day52
Today is the 52nd day of my daily English challenge. I'm writing right now Just to say you: I am delighted to write everyday in English. I can also to understood when I read some of different topics. I can also to express my feelings and emotions.
Challenge, Day 52
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Today is the 52nd day of my daily English challenge.
I'm writing right now Jjust to say you:to you that I am delighted to write everyday in English every day.
I can also to understood when I reand some of the different topics I read.
"... can [verb] ..." doesn't take the "to" preposition.
I can also to express my feelings and emotions.
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Your improvement shows! Nice work!
Nov. 23, 2022
Thank you for your helping me.
Challenge, Day 52
Today is the 52nd day of my daily English challenge.
I'm writing right now Jjust to saytell you: I am delighted to write everyday in English.
To tell someone something
To say something to someone
You could also use "say" but with the preposition "to"
I can also to understooand when I read some of different topics.
I can also to express my feelings and emotions.
Can + simple infinitive
(Never: can + to)
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Well done, that's a great achievement!
Nov. 23, 2022
I'm writing right now Jjust to saytell you: I am delighted to write everyday in English.
Thank your for helping me.
Please I have one question. I think " to tell" and " To say" are the same meaning.
Nov. 23, 2022
I'm writing right now Jjust to saytell you: I am delighted to write everyday in English.
I made a mistake.
Thank your for helping me.
Please I have one question. I think " to tell" and " To say" has the same meaning.
Nov. 23, 2022
I made a mistake. Thank your for helping me. Please I have one question. I think " to tell" and " To say" has the same meaning.
You're welcome! Yes they mean the same thing, but it's more common to use "tell" when you want to let someone know something, and it's more common to use "say" when you physically speak with someone. So you can use both, but in your sentence it sounds more natural to use "tell" because it's something written rather than spoken. It's not a black and white rule though, just more common. Hope it helps.
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