Tell me about it

1, say-say, say and speak. When being a transitive verb, the object is often a word that expresses language. For example:

Can you speak Chinese? Can you speak Chinese?

Mr. Wu will speak at our class meeting. Teacher Wu will speak at the class meeting.

2, talk-"talk", "talk" and "talk" are similar in meaning. Generally used as an intransitive verb, it refers to a general conversation or conversation, rather than a formal "speech" or "speech" like speak. When used with an object, it must be used with prepositions such as to, with and about. Jim will talk about English names tomorrow. Jim will talk about English names tomorrow.

Look! Our teacher is talking.

For parents. Look! Our teacher is talking with parents.

3. Speaking-generally focusing on the content of the speech, refers to a coherent speech, usually used as a transitive verb. For example:

I don't understand what he is saying.

Kate saw a card on her.

It says on the table: "Happy birthday!" "

Kate saw a card on the table, which said, "Happy birthday!" " "

Tell means to convey a thing or tell a story to others. Often used as a transitive verb.

For example: whenwasyoung, my mother of children.

When I was young, my mother often told me stories at night.

He will tell the good news to everyone in our class. He will tell the good news to everyone in our class.