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Reported speech with Gerund and Infinitive

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    This game is to review "reported speech" including verbs followed by Gerund or Infinitive
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  • Tommy said, "I'm sorry I wasn't on time." (apologise)
    Tommy apologised for not having been (being) on time.
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  • "I didn't break the vase," said Sasha. (deny)
    Sasha denied breaking the vase.
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  • Sarah said, "you should go on a holiday." (suggest)
    Sarah suggested going on a holiday.
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  • Peter said, "I've been in love with you for a long time." (admit)
    Peter admitted being (having been) in love with me for a long time.
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  • Jimmy said, "I have always wanted to drive that car." (dream)
    Jimmy dreamt of driving that car.
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  • "I wish I didn't work here", said Harry. (regret)
    Harry regretted working  there.
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  • The doctor advised the patients: "You should not drink coffee in the morning anymore". (warn)
    The doctor warned the patients not to drink coffee in the morning. / The doctor warned the patients against drinking coffee in the morning.
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  • "Let me drive you home, I insist", Thomas said to his girlfriend. (insist)
    Thomas insisted on driving his girlfriend home.
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  • "It's Helen. She murdered my husband last night", Angela told the police. (accuse)
    Angela accused Helen of murdering her husband the previous night (or: the night before).
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  • "You should definitely prepare for this exam," said our teacher. (advise)
    Our teacher advised us to prepare for the exam.
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  • Mrs. Brown said, “ You may use my car, son.” (permit)
    Mrs. Brown permitted his son to use his car.
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  • My mother said, “Don't forget to make an appointment with the dentist.” (remind)
    My mother reminded me to make an appointment with the dentist.
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  • The judge said to him, “ You must pay a fine of fifty dollars” (order)
    The judge ordered him to pay a fine of fifty dollars.
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  • Prof. Ward talked to Jessie: "You should take a physics course." (encourage)
    Prof. Ward encouraged to Jessie to take a physics course.
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  • “ Please, please don’t tell dad,” my little brother cried. (beg)
    My little brother begged me not to tell dad.
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  • “If I were you, I would sell my shares,” his accountant said to Bill. (persuade)
    Bill's accountant persuaded Bill to sell his shares.
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