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200 ways to say “says”
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Do you like these lists? Or what especial words you want? Tell me in comment section!
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Language is so complex. Each one carries a slightly different nuance.
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That’s beauty of words😊
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That is a great list. The repetition of he said, she said, is a terrible habit to fall into. I pinned that list! It is awesome.
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Thanks
It’s advised to use said most of the time but sometimes in order to avoid adverbs after “said” we can use these words😊
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I saved it as a way to convey extra meaning in a scene or dialogue.
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If you need any lists like this one let me know😉
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What should I do about using she and he too many times in a paragraph? I really struggle with that.
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You can name the character.
I have to search for the answer. I’ll let you know😊
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You are sweet. I just wanted to say that I love your lists and your writing.
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Thank you so much! That means a lot to me❤
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Fab list, really helpful 🙂
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Thank you
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Another great collection of useful words for all kinds of story writing! I am seeking permission to pass your lists on to a teacher. Thanks for sharing your work!
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You’re welcome!
If you need an especial word list let me know, sir.😊
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I love your lists! I’m not a writer but I find your lists help me as I’m reading and reviewing.
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Thanks! 😊
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Said is still the best choice, as it doesn’t call attention to itself. Alternatives should be used sparingly. 🤓
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Of course! I myself prefer said😊
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You have been sharing some AWESOME helps. Thank you!
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Do you need any specific list? Let me know, Kris😉
And thanks for visiting my blog❤
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Interesting
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Thanks!
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🙂
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This is such a good idea! I always “say” the same things, thank you 🙂
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You’re welcome, lady!
Hope you enjoy my other lists😊
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I haven’t read them just yet, but if they are as good as this one, I will!
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Happy Weekend ❤
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Thank you.
Happy weekend,too!❤
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Hi, Amir!
I am reading F. Scott Fitzgerald currently, and he makes frequent use of the word “fatuous”. Do you have a list for “silly”, “inane” or “foolish”?
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Hi, Tanya!
I’ll try to make a list of what you want😉
Have a great weekend.
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Great for college essays 😉
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Thank you for another wonderful chart. These are amazing! Looking at you pr work today 🙂
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Reblogged this on Mandibelle16 and commented:
Other words for ‘say’ curtesy of Amir!
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Thank you for your lists, Amir. As an erotica writer, I can use them. By the way, I send you email. Some of your comments have been dumped into my spam folder. Sorry. Accidental.
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Np, Isabella! Thanks for commenting😊
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I like these lists because it can remind me of words I rarely use and may want to use at some point in a story or in daily conversations. Thank you for taking the time to do these.
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Thanks and you’re welcome.
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This is extremely helpful. Thank you for this! 😀
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You’re welcome:-)
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You are amazing!!! Thank you for being you and posting these amazing posts!
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And thank you very much for visiting my blog!
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Super freaking helpful!! Thank you for this!
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You’re welcome!
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Wow! So many ways!
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I’m enjoying your lists, Amir. I haven’t been through all of them yet, so forgive me if my suggestion has already been handled. I wonder if you’ve considered doing some emotional words. For example, ways to say “anger” or “shy” or “scared”, and various words like that.
Great job, I enjoy your posts.
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I’m saving these lists, thank you! 🙂
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A great list which as someone who had to take a lot of meeting minutes in a former I felt the need to reblog 🙂
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I’m always looking up synonyms for oft -used words. The English language is amazing.
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Yes, English is amazing!
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Thanks for the follow and I finally have more reliable communication tool’s. Thank you also for sharing your lists, they are coming in handy for my Language Arts teaching sesdion at home school.
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Thank you and you’re welcome😉
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Thanks! This is a great tool for writing short stories or novels, even. 🙂
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You’re welcome😊
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What a great list indeed! Thanks for this. I always struggle for this specifically 🙂 This shall be very helpful!
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Dedicated to you and all writers😊
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Reblogged this on My Feelings My Freedom and commented:
A great help for writers!
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Reblogged this on Leena Maria and commented:
Ahh… I was just writing Nephilim Quest 2 Amarna yesterday, and noticed how many times I used the word “say” (first draft). When I was cleaning up NQ1, I searched for every “say” “said” “says” and did my best to invest a better way to… erm… say it? Ok, better way to express speaking.
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These lists really help. Better than a Thesaurus.
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Thanks!
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