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Did you lose your thesaurus? Asked, replied, snapped, yelled, screamed, responded, et cetera.
If you're writing a story, you really can just use said all the time (with the occasional asked, replied, or screamed). The reader doesn't really notice and it doesn't detract from your writing. It's also a lot better than using "guffawed" or "chortled" as opposed to said.
What else can I help you with?
Interesting another word call what?
"Fascinating" is another word you can use to express interest or curiosity about something.
What do oriental people use to eat insead of knives and forks?
Chopsticks
How can you use the word bosh in a sentence?
I put the kettle on and said, " if we see another boshi'll move " .
What did the Maryland colony did to supply laborers for the plantation fields?
use slaves and servants insead
How do you do long division with one number?
You would use the decimal point. For instance, use 7.0000 insead of 7
What word with the letter C describes being late?
i dont think there is one, but if a teacher said you were late another word they would use is tardy.
How do you use the word fraternise in a sentence?
Workers said they were instructed not to talk with families of the elderly they were caring for and not to fraternizewith one another.
How do you use the word said?
She said you were a good friend.
What can you use insead of and?
Instead of "and," you can use alternatives such as "as well as," "along with," or "together with." In more informal contexts, you might also consider using a comma or the word "plus." Additionally, in some cases, you can rephrase the sentence to eliminate the need for a conjunction altogether.
What other words can you use besides said?
If you want a word besides SAID, you can use the word announce. You could also use told or state.
Is the word you permitted for use in an essay?
Only in a direct quote from another source such as: "You go to the mall," Said Bill (Author Pg#). Otherwise Never use 'you'
Another way to use a person's ideas but not word for word is to?
Another way to use a person's ideas but not word for word is to paraphrase.
