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say something to someone
to tell something to someone. He didn't say anything to me. Did someone say something to you?
See also: say

say something to something

to say yes or no to a proposal, request, etc. I hope you will say yes to my proposal. Nothing was said to your request at the last meeting.
See also: say

say something to yourself
to think about something Just yesterday I said to myself that I need to get someone to fix the steps, and today this one has split.
Usage notes: usually said about an effort to remember something you should do
Related vocabulary: think to yourself
See also: say


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