Improve Your English Vocabulary - Stop saying ‘SAID’ - Learn 10 Alternate Advanced English Words

Improve Your English Vocabulary - Stop saying ‘SAID’ - Learn 10 Alternate Advanced English Words | Spoken English Lesson #englishvocabulary #advancedenglish #spokenenglish

How long will you be stuck with basic English speaking, it’s time to improve your English vocalulary and speak English with confidence. In this English vocabulary lesson with Niharika, learn 10 other ways to say ‘I said’. Said is the past tense of say, and we often use this verb i our daily English conversation. Beginners in English know limited English vocabulary and they play around these works making them sound not so fluent in English. If you want to speak English fluently and confidently, learn new words and use them in your everyday spoken English.

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[anithas]

Announced- to be known
Ranted - when someone said angrily
Commanded - bossy manner
Dictated - similar to command
Insisted - forcing
Requested - question
Enquired - when asking for details
Responded - as a response or answer
Acknowledge - as an answer
Mumbled - when someone is not clear
Boasted - when someone praise themselves

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[TheIndianTechie]

“Announced” is not really used by even a native English speaker unless it’s a public or official announcement to a group of people. If someone just says to me he is getting married, I can use he “said” in stead of “announced”. And “said” would sound more appropriate, even though it sounds “boring” to someone ;)

[ashokleburu]

English is getting simplified day by day; no need to complicate it.

[theNihilist]

Learn the words, learn the usage but use it only where being a little fancy is appreciable. Remember, the purpose of communication is to be understood. That’s why best of the orators and writers use the simplest form of a language.

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[muralikrishna]

I'm not proficient in english. But i think the word said and the other words illustrated by you cannot be related. Because the word 'said' is used when there is direct speech needed. And these words are used for indirect speech sentences. So let me conclude. No expressive words can replace the word 'said'. But those words can be replaced instead of the word 'told'. Please correct me if am wrong.

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