Sentence examples for to talked from inspiring English sources
verb
To communicate, usually by means of speech.
- Although I don't speak Chinese I managed to talk with the villagers using signs and gestures.
All the east Asian students we spoke to talked about the administrative inefficiency of the college.
The playwrights I spoke to talked of careers that had sparkled in their 20s and stalled in their 30s.
They should be read to, talked to, told stories and given play opportunities that include using paper and crayons, puzzles, clay, blocks and other objects to manipulate.
"I think it's mistaken to use this to avoid talking about what needs to talked about," said another opposition legislator, Claudio Lozano.
Although résumés, college admissions essays and dating profiles may seem to have little in common, all the writers I spoke to talked about the need to be honest, and to have your own voice come through.
I don't think he, maybe he didn't … I would have liked to have to talked to him about that actually but... "I know that he treasured his record collection.
