Never say never.

Never say never.

—Written by Charles Dickens in 'Pickwick Papers'

 'Never Say Never Again'  is a name of a James Bond movie of 1980s, but this quote was originally written by the famous author Charles Dickens.

The meaning is simple but powerful:   Anything can happen!

To say means to use our words to express yourself out loud.

 Is it right to say “Never tell never again”? . Definitely not.

 If you’re having trouble understanding when to use “say” and when to use “speak” or “tell,” remember this:

·        Use ‘say’ when you’re quoting someone.

     (She said she’s coming to the function)

·        Use ‘tell’ when someone is being spoken to.

(I told you that wouldn’t work!)

‘Tell’ should always be followed by a recipient.

·        Use ‘speak’ or ‘talk’ when you’re talking about general speech or a more serious conversation.

(I spoke with your Science Teacher.)

 

Remember that you say something but you tell someone.

 “She said no” and “She told me no” are both correct ways of saying the same thing.