ODF 3 W3

You may not like her, but you have to **** that she’s good at her job. (admit / persuade / criticize)

She talked me **** going to Florida in summer. She said it was too hot and I wouldn't like it. (into / out of)

My husband talked me **** going skiing so I need to buy some warm clothes for the trip. (into / out of)

He is one of the most **** figures in the company. People listen to his opinion. (stubborn / influential)

I’m trying to **** my dad to buy me a car. (admit / persuade)

You don’t have to **** me you’re the right person for the job. (admit / justify / convince)

I don't **** him because he often lies. (criticize / justify / trust)

Ron does nothing but **** and complain all the time. (trust / criticize / persuade)

My brother is an extemely **** person. He never compromises and he doesn't listen to anybody. (stubborn / influential)

How can we **** spending so much money? (persuade / justify / convince)