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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.

They said to me : "You are the best. You did the test well." (praise)

They prased me for doing the test well

Marta said " I am ready to put put up with my boyfriend's bad habits" (not mind)

Marta doesn't mind putting up with her boyfriend's bad habits.

"It's Helen. She murdered my husband last night", she told the police. (accuse)

She accused Helen of murdering her husband the previous night.

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.

The doctor advised the patients: "You should not drink coffee in the morning anymore". (warn)

The doctor warned the patients against drinking coffee in the morning.

"Let me drive you home, I insist", Thomas said to his crush. (insist)

Thomas insisted on driving his crush home.

“Yes, okay, I’ll lend you my car tomorrow”. Alex said to Bell (agree)

Alex agreed to lend Bell his car the next day

Jimmy said that he wanted to drive that car. (think)

Jimmy thinks of driving that car.

Peter said he was in love with me for a long time. (admit)

Peter admitted being in love with me for a long time.

"We are grateful for your help to our school", the teacher told Lucy (thank)

The teacher thanked Lucy for helping to their school.

The boy said he did not break the vase. (deny)

The boy denied breaking the vase.

“If I were you, I would buy these shoes” my friend said to me (persuade)

My friend persuaded me to buy these shoes

Tommy said " Iam so sorry I am late. (apologise)

Tommy apologised for being late

“ Please, please don’t tell dad, sister” my little brother cried (beg)

My little brother begged me not to tell dad.

I wish I didn't work here", said Harry. (regret)

Harry regretted not working there.