Examples of 'says my dad' in a sentence
Meaning of "says my dad"
says my dad: This phrase indicates that the upcoming statement or information is attributed to the speaker's father. It is commonly used to introduce a quote, anecdote, or opinion shared by one's father in a conversation or narrative
How to use "says my dad" in a sentence
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says my dad
And he says my dad had the evidence.
They are bad men who put people in prison, says my dad.
He says my dad shot him in the back.
Two and two make three when L add You are an orphan, says my dad.
My mom says my dad may leave us forever.
All American Mike, he, uh … he says my dad killed my mom.
Mom says my dad is one of these seven guys.
Mom 's not coming home . She says my dad needs her . You see?
My mom says my dad had a full head of hair.
It 's a good investment, " says my dad and my real estate agent.
He says my dad did not really raise me.
My mom says my dad was a.
She says my dad left his script on the table.
Mackenzie Myers says my dad is not my real dad.
Says my dad.
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Hello? … Wait. What? Doctor says my dad is showing slight improvement.
He says my dad shot him in the back and left him for dead.
Yeah, my mother says my dad ought to send child support here.
He says my dad killed my mom.
The -- doctor says my dad is showing slight improvement.
She says my dad stiffed her in the divorce settlement.
My mom says my dad is incorrigible.
Kim says my dad is seeing Mona the hairdresser.
She says my dad needs her.
He says my dad is a DC.
She says my dad was like that, but not his friends.
My mom says my dad was a cross-dressing Marine drill sergeant.
And Mom says my Dad is incorrigible . That means he likes other women.
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