I am familiar with this rule:
1.Tell something to somebody
2. Say something
But what about his sentence from Melville's Bartleby Scrivener?
“Bartleby!”
“I know you,” he said, without looking round,—“and I want nothing to say to you.”
I am familiar with this rule:
1.Tell something to somebody
2. Say something
But what about his sentence from Melville's Bartleby Scrivener?
“Bartleby!”
“I know you,” he said, without looking round,—“and I want nothing to say to you.”
Can you tell me which form of the following sentences is the correct one please? Imagine two friends discussing the gym... I was in a good s...
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