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"Have lunch with me" She said to me. (invite)
She invited me to have lunch with her.
"Don’t touch anything," he told us. (warn)
He warned us not to touch anything.
"Hurry up," they told us. (tell)
They told us to hurry up.
“How about having Indian food?” I said. (suggest)
I suggested having Indian food.
“I’ll study really hard for the exam” said Luke. (promise)
Luke promised to study really hard for the exam.
"Be a vegetarian; it's better for your health." Tom said to Anna (persuade)
Tom persuaded Anna to become a vegetarian because it was better for her health.
"Thank you so much! I love the bike you bought me" she told him. (thank / buy)
She thanked him for buying her the bike.
“Okay, I'll drive you to the party” said Keiko’s mum. (agree)
Keiko’s mum agreed to drive Keiko to the party.
“Don’t cross the road there” she said to the children. (warn)
She warned the children not to cross the road there.
“I’m sorry I forgot your birthday” said Amanda to me. (apologise)
Amanda apologised for forgetting my birthday.
"If you don't study hard, I'll give you more homework!", the teacher said. (threaten)
The teacher threatened to give us more homework (if we didn't study hard).
"I’m innocent," she said. (claim)
She claimed to be innocent. / She claimed that she was innocent.
“I’ll go to France on holiday” said John. (decide)
John decided to go to France on holiday
“Don’t forget to go to the dentist” she said to me. (remind)
She reminded me to go to the dentist
“Don’t forget to buy milk!” said Jim to Lucia. (remind)
Jim reminded Lucia to buy milk.
"You should start going to the gym," my doctor said. (advise)
My doctor advised me to start going to the gym.
"I won’t talk to her," Edward said. (refuse)
Edward refused to talk to her.
“It’s a great idea to go to the beach” said Maria. (recommend)
Maria recommended going to the beach.
“I’ll make the coffee!” said David. (insist)
David insisted on making the coffee.
"You're lying, Michael!", she said. (accuse)
She accused Michael of lying.
"I can give you a lift," the man told me. (offer)
The man offered to give me a lift.
"You've destroyed our marriage. It’s your fault," Sheila said to her husband. (blamed)
Sheila blamed her husband for destroying their marriage.
"Yes, it was me who took your pen." he said to me (admit)
He admitted taking my pen / He admitted that he had taken my pen.
“You should apply for the job” said Jack to Stella. (encourage)
Jack encouraged Stella to apply for the job.
"I'm sorry I didn't tell you the truth", said Mike to Laura.
Mike apologized for not telling Laura the truth. // Mike apologized to Laura for not telling her the truth.