Speaking and making sentences

1, I want to talk to you about it.

About Xiaoming's truancy, the teacher told his parents.

Xiaojun's brother said he wanted to find someone who bullied Xiaojun.

We have to say that you cut in line.

The traffic police want to talk to you about your drunk driving.

6. The young man said, "Why are you crying? If it's really cold, sit over and warm up. " As soon as his voice fell, he jumped over two big cats.

7. Bing Xin said: "Love is on the left, sympathy is on the right, walking on both sides of life, sowing seeds at any time, blooming at any time, decorating this long journey with fragrant flowers, so that pedestrians covered with branches and leaves will not feel pain and tears, but they will not feel sad."

8. "Come here!" He snapped.

9. I said confidently.

10, "The person who started the car didn't even know it." The switchman said.

1 1. "Tell me," said the rose bush. "How can I see that you are kind?" .

12, "Dane is dead." Meggie said.

13, she smiled and said: Ha!

"Sit down, my lady," he said.

15, "I hung up," his uncle said.

1, "Shuo" is usually followed by a colon, followed by a direct quotation, that is, a direct quotation from the speaker. The word "Dao" in Shuo also means "Shuo", which is a coordinate compound word.

2. If it is a direct reference, it is generally followed by a colon, and the quoted content should be quoted; If it is an indirect reference, it is usually followed by a comma, and the quoted content is not quoted.

3. "Speaking" means "mentioning". There is often no pause after "Shuo", which is a verb-complement compound.

4. "To" indicates the result. "Talk about" means "talk about", often followed by the mentioned object or content, or used in the context of "when and where someone talked about it". Generally speaking, there should be no phonetic pause after "speaking" and no punctuation marks when writing.