Grammar: Reporting Verbs Flashcards
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I agreed ____ my old school friend under the clock in the station.
to meet / meeting
to meet
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My husband denied ____ the last cream cake.
to eat / eating
eating
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Jane promised ____ my book the next day.
to give back / giving back
to give back
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The tour guide recommended ____ the Picasso museum.
to visit / visiting
visiting
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The girl refused ____ with my friend.
to dance / dancing
to dance
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The police accused him ____ fraud.
to commit / of committing
of committing
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My boyfriend asked me ____ him to the airport.
to take / taking
to take
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The teacher threatened ____ them extra homework if they didn’t stop talking.
to give / giving
to give
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Nina’s parents tolder her ____ late.
not to be / not being
not to be
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The woman admitted ____ the man’s watch.
to steal / stealing
stealing
Complete the sentences reporting the direct speech with the verb.
‘I really don’t think you should leave your job,’ Jack’s friend told him.
(advise)
Jack’s friend ____ his job.
Jack’s friend advised him to leave his job.
Complete the sentences reporting the direct speech with the verb.
‘I’m going with you to the doctor’s, whether you like it or not,’ Alice said to me.
(insist)
Alice ____ to the doctor’s with me, whether I liked it or not.
Alice insisted on going to the doctor’s with me, whether I liked it or not.
Complete the sentences reporting the direct speech with the verb.
‘Why don’t we go for a walk?’ said Katie.
(suggest)
Katie ____ for a walk.
Katie suggested going for a walk.
Complete the sentences reporting the direct speech with the verb.
‘Shall I make the lunch?’ her husband said.
(offer)
Her husband ____ the lunch.
Her husband offered to make the lunch.
Complete the sentences reporting the direct speech with the verb.
‘Don’t park there,’ the man said to us. ‘You’ll get a fine.’
(warn)
The man ____ there or we’d get a fine.
The man warned us not to park there or we’d get a fine.