He explained that the exam would be in room 1.
(TELL)
She/me/it was raining.
She told me it was raining.
He told that he had passed the exams to me.
FALSE.
He told me that he had passed the exams.
We suggested to celebrate the wedding at this venue.
insist
a) on b) for c) of
insist on
They invited us to visit their house.
(PROMISE)
I/walk the dog.
I promise to walk the dog.
I promised to walk the dog.
He offered to help me with my luggage.
TRUE.
She persuaded me buying that perfume.
blame
a) to b) of c) for
blame for
She insisted _________ (bring) her dog.
She insisted on bringing her dog.
(SUGGEST)
They/invite/their friends over.
They suggest inviting their friends over.
They suggested inviting their friends over.
He proposed trying this new restaurant down town.
TRUE.
She reminded me switching off the lights.
She reminded me to switch off the lights.
warn
a) of b) that c) about
warn about
The teacher congratulated ___________ (I/do) all the exercises correctly.
The teacher congratulated me for doing all the exercises correctly.
(APOLOGISE)
The waiter/bring/the wrong food.
The waiter apologised for bringing the wrong food.
She advised us of eating too much food.
FALSE.
She advised us that eating too much food was bad.
She advised us not to eat too much food.
They denied that copied in the exam.
They denied copying in the exam.
complain
a) about b) for c) of
complain about
The policeman warned _____________ (they/enter) that place.
(ACCUSE)
He/me/lie/to the teacher
He accused me of lying to the teacher.
They encourage to study a lot to students.
FALSE.
They encourage students to study a lot.
He warned me about walking around that block.
object
a) for b) about c) to
object to