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PETER: 'I'll tell mum that you broke the plate, John'
Peter THREATENED to tell mum that John had broken the plate
JOHN: 'I'm sorry I couldn't go to your party, Mary'
John APOLOGISED FOR not going to Mary's party
MARY: 'We could go for a walk'. JOHN: 'OK, let's do that'
John AGREED to go for a walk with Mary
JOHN: 'I'm a better swimmer than you, Mary'
John BOASTED ABOUT being a better swimmer than Mary
JOHN: 'You have to come to my party, you have to, Mary!'
John INSISTED ON Mary going to his party
JOHN: 'Give me the money or I'll shoot you, Peter'
John THREATENED to shoot John if he didn't give him the money
PETER: 'I'm sorry I forgot your birthday, John'
Peter APOLOGISED FOR forgetting John's birthday
MARY: 'I'll call you tomorrow, Peter'
She PROMISED to call Peter the following day
PETER: 'Can I help you, John?'
Peter OFFERED to help John
MARY: 'Ok, I'll look after the children'
She AGREED to look after the children
I won't leave. REFUSED
She refused to leave.
It was me. I broke the glass. ADMITTED
I admitted (to) breaking /having broken the glass.
I hate the English weather. COMPLAINED
She complained about the English weather.
I'll kill you if you tell her. THREATENED
He threatened to kill me if I told her.
You should lock your doors. ADVISED
They advised us to lock our doors.
I didn't cheat in the exam. DENIED
He denied copying / having copied in the exam.
I'm sorry I didn't go shopping with you. APOLOGISED
She apologised (to me) for not going shopping with me.
Don't stay out late or there'll be consequences. WARNED
He warned me not to stay out late.
I'll come with you. I've told you before. INSISTED
She insisted on coming with me.
I'll cook dinner if you want. OFFERED
She offered to cook dinner.
Don't forget to call Mike. REMINDED
She reminded me to call Mike.
Why don't we eat out tonight? SUGGESTED
She suggested eating out tonight.
If I were you, I would see a doctor. SUGGESTED
She suggested I (should) see a doctor.
Take a coat when you go out. ORDERED
She ordered me to take a coat.
You took my pen without asking. ACCUSED
He accused me of taking/having taken the pen without asking.
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