In English grammar, 'tell' is used with an indirect object pronoun (e.g., 'He told me'), while 'say' requires 'to' when followed by an indirect object (e.g., 'He said to me'). The incorrect form 'He said me' is grammatically wrong because 'say' cannot take an indirect object directly.
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He Said Me ❌ or He Told Me ✅ | Common English Mistake | English24sAjouté :
My teacher said me to study more. I think he's worried about my grades.
>> Your teacher said you? That doesn't sound right.
>> Really? Aren't say and tell basically the same thing?
>> They're similar, but you can't say said me.
>> English found another way to hurt me.
>> Say he told me.
>> Yeah.
>> Or he said to me.
>> He told me to study more.
>> Perfect.
>> That actually sounds better.
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