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Reported speech - other reporting verbs

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  • “I’m not going to help you.” (refuse)
    She refused to help me.
  • “Never lie to me again.” (tell)
    He told me never to lie to him again.
  • “Be careful, the road is slippery.” (warn)
    They warned us that the road was slippery.
  • “Let me carry that for you.” (offer)
    He offered to carry that for me.
  • “Don’t forget to call your grandma.” (remind)
    She reminded me to call my grandma.
  • “No, I won’t go with you.” (refuse)
    She refused to go with me.
  • “Don’t forget your homework.” (remind)
    She reminded me not to forget my homework.
  • “I will help you with your project.” (offer)
    She offered to help me with my project.
  • “Let’s go to the movies tonight.” (suggest)
    He suggested going to the movies that night.
  • “Yes, I cheated on the test.” (admit)
    She admitted cheating on the test.
  • “You should see a doctor.” (advise)
    She advised me to see a doctor.
  • “I didn’t say that!” (deny)
    He denied saying that.
  • “Don’t be late again!” (warn)
    He warned me not to be late again.
  • “Don’t talk to strangers.” (advise)
    They advised us not to talk to strangers.
  • “Don’t tell anyone what I said.” (ask)
    He asked me not to tell anyone what he said.
  • “Okay, let’s go together.” (agree)
    They agreed to go together.
  • “Let’s order pizza.” (suggest)
    They suggested ordering pizza.
  • “Don’t open the door.” (warn)
    She warned me not to open the door.
  • “I didn’t break the vase.” (deny)
    He denied breaking the vase.
  • “Don’t touch the wires!” (warn)
    He warned me not to touch the wires.
  • “I’m sorry for shouting at you.” (apologize for)
    She apologized for shouting at me.
  • “Take a jacket with you.” (advise)
    She advised me to take a jacket with me.
  • “You’re lying!” (accuse)
    He accused me of lying.
  • “Please don’t leave me alone.” (beg)
    He begged me not to leave him alone.
  • “Please don’t leave me.” (beg)
    He begged me not to leave him.
  • “It’s not my fault.” (insist)
    He insisted that it wasn’t his fault.
  • “We’ll be late if you don’t hurry.” (explain)
    He explained that we would be late if I didn’t hurry.
  • “I will never lie again.” (promise)
    He promised never to lie again.
  • “No, I won’t do it!” (refuse)
    She refused to do it.
  • “You took my phone!” (accuse)
    She accused him of taking her phone.
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