we use to say for refering to something and to tell when we are telling to someone. It´s the only difference. Look this examples:
He said that...
She tell me...
So "to tell" is always followed of a possesive determining.
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Hi Naya! My name is Mercedes I´m 28 years old and I´m from Spain. I´m contacting you because I want to speak english fluently for my job and my live. I´d like do an language exchange with someone native English. We can do skype sesions and you correct my faults in English and I correct your Spanish. Please, if you want, send me a message. Have a good day!! :-)
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Hi!! I´m looking for someone who speaks very well English (better if he/she is native) and want to learn speaking Spanish without any ITC.
I´m from Spain and I would like do Skypes Sesions of 1 hour, two times on week aproximately (when both can) to speak English 30 minutes and the other 30 minutes, speak Spanish.
If you are interested, please tell me!! I think that you shouldn´t pay to talk! I can be your Spanish teacher and you my English teacher FREE!!
May 5, 2015
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Hi Grace, nice to meet you!
Royal is an adjetive like "Real". It refers that the Casino is the greatest!
I hope I´ve helped you!
