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“We are moving to a new house,” he announced.
He announced that they were moving to a new house.
“I didn’t break the window,” the boy claimed.
The boy claimed that he hadn’t broken the window.
“You should see a doctor,” he advised her.
He advised her to see a doctor.
“Come and join us!” they invited me.
They invited me to join them.
“I’m sorry I’m late,” she said.
She apologized for being late.
“Yes, I broke the window,” he said.
He admitted breaking the window.
“I didn’t take your bag,” the boy said.
The boy denied taking her bag.
“You took my pencil!” she said.
She accused him of taking her pencil.
“You should try the new restaurant,” he said.
He recommended trying the new restaurant.
“It was your fault that I was not told the truth,” the manager said to Larry.
The manager blamed Larry for not telling him the truth.
“I didn’t know about the plan,” he said. (confess)
He confessed to not knowing about the plan. Or he confessed that he hadn't known about the plan.
“You have to give us every detail of the case,” they said. (insist)
They insisted on being given every detail of the case.
“I’ll pay for the damage,” he said.
He offered to pay for the damage.
“Don’t forget to attend the meeting,” the manager said. (remind)
The manager reminded them to attend the meeting.
