‘Yes, you’re right. It’s my fault.’ The girl...
The girl agreed that it was her fault.
The server ... that we try the burger. (encouraged / persuaded / recommended)
recommended
‘I was with my friends at a club at 9 pm last night.’ The man...
The man claimed that he had been with his friends at a club at 9 pm that night.
‘If you like pizza, then Pizza Shed on the High Street is the place to go.’ She...
She. recommended having pizza at Pizza Shed.
‘I won’t go to the police station.’ The boy...
The boy refused to go to the police station.
‘I need you to tell me what happened.’ The man...
The man demanded to know what had happened.
‘OK, OK, I’ll go to the concert with you.’ She...
She persuaded me to go to the concert with her.
Girl: I can’t run any further. I give up. Boy: Come on. You can do it! He ... her to carry on running. (encouraged / invited / persuaded)
encouraged
Emma looked sad today. Let’s invite her ... shopping with us this weekend. (going / go / to go)
to go
‘We’re going to the park. Would you like to come with us?’ They...
They invited me to go to the park with them.
My sister claimed ... my tablet, but I don’t believe her. (not breaking / that she didn't break / to not break)
that she didn't break
‘I was in the garden when it happened.’ The woman...
The woman explained that she had been in the garden when it happened.
‘I know it’s hard, but I think you should try to learn Japanese.’ He...
He encouraged me to learn Japanese.
‘Empty your pockets for me, please.’ The police officer...
The police officer told/asked him to empty his pockets.