Grammar rules
After verbs like 'imagine' and 'dislike' we should use the infinitive form of the verb.
False - we should use the -ing form.
To make someone have more faith in you and believe you.
Build trust
To say that someone is responsible for an action (mainly negative actions)
accuse / blame
Correct this sentence : I can afford renting my own flat.
I can afford to rent my own flat.
To give someone compliments or positive feedback.
praise
To convince someone to do something for you. Usually you give them good reasons for wanting to do this action.
persuade
When reporting what someone says use 'say' + (that) clause or 'talk' +person+ (that) clause
'tell' +person + that clause
To work together with someone or with a group or organization.
To say that you are not responsible for something that you were accused of.
deny
We must use 'If' or 'Whether' for yes/no questions in reported speech.
Correct
I asked her whether or not she would be willing to have an interview.
To start speaking when someone else is speaking.
interrupt
To continuously ask that something be done or given to you. To not take no for an answer.
insist
Which verb pattern for reported speech is this?
I blamed him for taking my lunch from the staff room.
I blamed (verb) him (person) for (preposition) taking (-ing)
verb+person+preposition+-ing
When there is bad energy between two people or groups
tension
To wish that something had happened differently in the past.
regret