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What is the verb of speech?

The verb of speech depends on the specific action being taken. Here are a few examples:

General speech:

* Speak: This is a general verb for the act of communicating verbally.

* Talk: Similar to "speak" but often implies a more informal conversation.

* Say: This emphasizes the content of what is spoken.

Specific speech actions:

* Ask: To request information or make a request.

* Answer: To respond to a question or request.

* Tell: To convey information or a story.

* Explain: To make something clear or understandable.

* Whisper: To speak very softly.

* Shout: To speak very loudly.

* Scream: To shout in a high-pitched voice.

Other verbs related to speech:

* Argue: To debate or disagree.

* Discuss: To talk about something in detail.

* Debate: To argue formally about a topic.

* Convince: To persuade someone to believe something.

The choice of verb depends on the context and the specific meaning you want to convey.

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