소문? 지시? 이거 구분 못 하면 영어 오해 100% (be said to / be told to)”

Have you ever been confused by the difference between "be said to" and "be told to" while studying English? In this video, we'll explain these two expressions in a grammatically easy-to-understand way, and see how they're actually used through dialogue from American TV shows and movies. be said to: "Rumors say ~" be told to: "To receive instructions/commands from someone to do ~" 📚 If you watch the video to the end, you'll be able to use them naturally, like a native speaker, without any confusion! [Where to buy Sega Young's book? Coupang/Naver~] 👉 segayoung.com 👉 https://smartstore.naver.com/segayoung 👉 https://store.coupang.com/link/segayoung [Where to send questions?] Please leave a comment on YouTube and I'll try to answer if possible. Naver Blog: blog.naver.com/hysegayoung Instagram: instagram.com/hysegayoung email: [email protected] ................................................................................................................ 📹[Video Source Support] Youtube channel "freeticon":    / freeticon   Subtitle design: Nanum Template 🎵[Music Source Support] Music provided by BGM President ................................................................................................................. Resale, redistribution, or distribution through other channels is prohibited. Copyright ⓒ Segayoung All Rights Reserved. 🚩 If you use the course content on your blog or other personal social media accounts, please be sure to cite the source. We put a lot of care into creating each example. Please be sure to include the name and link to the source. www.youtube/c/segayoung