Share Reported speech - other reporting verbs
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“I will help you with your project.” (offer)
She offered to help me with my project.
“I didn’t break the vase.” (deny)
He denied breaking the vase.
“Don’t forget to call your grandma.” (remind)
She reminded me to call my grandma.
“Let’s go to the movies tonight.” (suggest)
He suggested going to the movies that night.
“Yes, I cheated on the test.” (admit)
She admitted cheating on the test.
“Please don’t leave me alone.” (beg)
He begged me not to leave him alone.
“Be careful, the road is slippery.” (warn)
They warned us that the road was slippery.
“I will never lie again.” (promise)
He promised never to lie again.
“You should see a doctor.” (advise)
She advised me to see a doctor.
“No, I won’t go with you.” (refuse)
She refused to go with me.
“We’ll be late if you don’t hurry.” (explain)
He explained that we would be late if I didn’t hurry.
“You took my phone!” (accuse)
She accused him of taking her phone.
“Let me carry that for you.” (offer)
He offered to carry that for me.
“I’m sorry for shouting at you.” (apologize for)
She apologized for shouting at me.
“Okay, let’s go together.” (agree)
They agreed to go together.
“Don’t open the door.” (warn)
She warned me not to open the door.
