Share Reported speech= other reporting verbs
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“I’ll help you with your project.” (offer)
She offered to help me with my project.
“Let’s eat outside today.” (suggest)
He suggested eating outside that day.
“You never listen to me.” (complain)
She complained that I never listened to her.
“I swear I didn’t cheat.” (swear)
He swore he hadn’t cheated.
“OK, I’ll come to the meeting.” (agree)
She agreed to come to the meeting.
“You should speak to the manager.” (advise)
He advised me to speak to the manager.
“Don’t go near that dog!” (warn)
She warned me not to go near that dog.
“Please, help me carry this box.” (ask)
He asked me to help him carry the box.
“I’m sorry for being late.” (apologize for)
She apologized for being late.
“Don’t worry, I’ll do it for you.” (promise)
He promised to do it for me.
“Yes, I took the money.” (admit)
She admitted taking the money.
“I didn’t break the vase.” (deny)
He denied breaking the vase.
“Let me show you how it works.” (offer)
She offered to show me how it worked.
“Don’t forget to lock the door.” (remind)
He reminded me to lock the door.
“You should eat more vegetables.” (recommend)
She recommended eating more vegetables.
“No, I won’t apologize.” (refuse)
He refused to apologize.
