Set of usage of say

The basic meaning of say is to express one's thoughts or opinions through words, so that people can understand their intentions, that is, to speak, focusing on what to say, and extension can also refer to "prediction", "explanation", "instruction" and "recitation". Say can also be interpreted as "for example, hypothesis", which is an abbreviated form of let‘s say and used as parenthesis.

Say can be used as a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it can be followed by nouns, pronouns, infinitives, infinitives with interrogative words or that/wh- clauses. It can also lead to direct statements. Can be used for passive structures. Sometimes you can use the simple present tense.

An example of say is as follows:

1, he didn't? Say? He has company. He didn't say he had guests.

2. employees? Say? This is his decision. The employees said he made the decision.

3. How can you do this? Say? Such a thing? How can you say such a thing?

I don't know what else to do. Go ahead. I don't know what else to say.

More sentences are as follows:

Where to? Say? The child's nose looks like his father's, which surprised his parents. Saying that a child's nose looks like his father will definitely make his parents happy.

As follows:

Say as a noun means "the right to decide, the right to speak", which refers to the right of people to express their opinions or opinions on something or things. Commonly used in singular form, it can also be used as uncountable nouns. When used in the singular, it is often used with the indefinite article a.

Having the right to speak means "having the right to speak"; Having the right to speak means "having the right to decide"; Have say one‘s say means "take advantage of the opportunity to express your opinion".