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The phrase "say something before" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as part of a longer sentence or phrase to indicate that one should speak or communicate something before a specific time or event. Example: "Please say something before it's too late." This could be used in a conversation to encourage someone to share their thoughts or feelings before a certain deadline or before a situation becomes irreparable.
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KOUM: You wanted to say something before?
"Good gracious me, child, why ever didn't you say something before?
The company had already done advertising work for the authority, but Mr. Kay created "If You See Something, Say Something" before transit officials even asked.
There was always a febrile intensity about Rees, a quickness and charm that could move an audience to tears or laughter, often both, at the speed of light; he was a superb and touching Tuzenbach in Nunn's brilliant 1978 production of Three Sisters, moustachioed and bespectacled, pleading with Emily Richard's Irina to say something before he went off to be shot in the duel.
Just start a conversation politely, and wait for the other person to say something before jumping in.
Well hurry up and say something before it gets weird.
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"I would have said something before if I'd had the courage or conviction that perhaps something would have been done about it.
"You said something before but...what's this all about?" "Don't know where to start...let me catch my breath".
You suddenly can say something, where before you were illiterate.
"We had this joke that the fish would say something right before it lands," Mr. Williams said.
They know that they have to say something repeatedly before the party let alone the country will listen.
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