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UK//juː sɛd//US//juː sɛd//

Meaning of You said

The words someone spoke in the past.

In simple words: You talked about something before.

You said in a sentence

  • I remember when you said you would help me.
  • You said that you would arrive early today.
  • Do you really believe that you said that yesterday?
  • I was surprised by what you said during the meeting.
  • Can you remind me what you said about the project?

How to use You said

Commonly used in conversations to refer back to something previously mentioned. It's neutral and can be used in various contexts but is often informal.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'you said' as a reminder of what has already been talked about.

Related words

Collocations with You said

  • you said before
  • you said that
  • as you said
  • I thought you said

Synonyms for You said

  • you mentioned
  • you told
  • you stated
  • you asserted

Common mistakes with You said

  • Confused with 'you say' in present tense.
  • Omitting the subject 'you' when it is necessary.
  • Using it in a context where a past tense is not required.

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Frequently asked questions about You said

What does You said mean?

You talked about something before.

What is the definition of You said?

The words someone spoke in the past.

How do you use You said in a sentence?

I remember when you said you would help me.

Can you give another example of You said?

You said that you would arrive early today.

What are synonyms for You said?

Common alternatives include you mentioned, you told, you stated, you asserted.

What words go with You said?

It commonly pairs with you said before, you said that, as you said, I thought you said.

What are common mistakes when using You said?

Confused with 'you say' in present tense. Omitting the subject 'you' when it is necessary. Using it in a context where a past tense is not required.

How do you pronounce You said?

US: //juː sɛd//, UK: //juː sɛd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You said?

Commonly used in conversations to refer back to something previously mentioned. It's neutral and can be used in various contexts but is often informal.