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1. “I’ll be at home early.” (to promise) – He promised to be at home early. 2. “Press the button first.” 3. “I didn’t copy John’s work.” 4. “He never tells the truth.” 5. “I’m so good at maths.” 6. “She’s so beautiful!” 7. “Peter is unable to attend the meeting tomorrow.” 8. “No, I won’t tell you what happened.” 9. “I think you should go home.” 10.

Here you will find a list of reporting verbs used in indirect speech, important grammar rules, ... In the introductory clause, we need a reporting verb.

Reporting Verbs · 1: SAY Let's look first at the verbs we've already talked about. · 2: TELL On the other hand, with 'tell' we need to use an object, a person who ...

Fill in the gaps with one of the introductory verbs from the list below in the past simple . 1. “Will you come to the ball?” He said to her. He _____ her to go to the ball. 2. “I´m the best student in the school” he said. He _____ about being the best student. 3. “Yes, I’ll ...

Special Introductory Verbs ... wonder where/what why /how + clause (when the subject of the introductory verb is not the same as the subject in the reported ...

List of Introductory Verbs in Reported Speech Verb + to + Infinitive Agree “Yes, I’ll cook for you.” => He agree to cook for me. Offer “Would you like me to carry your baby?” => He offered to carry her baby. Refuse “No, I won’t buy you a car.” => She refused to buy me a car. Demand “Tell me the truth.” => He demanded to be told the truth. Threaten

Special Introductory Verbs (reported speech) STUDY Flashcards Learn Write Spell Test PLAY Match Gravity Created by groszek941 Terms in this set (41) agree + to-inf He agreed to come …

verb + sb + to + infinitive advise “You should take a coat.” He advised me to take a coat. allow “You can use my phone.” He allowed me to use his phone. ask “Please, put it away.” He asked me to put it away. beg “Please, please help me.” He begged me to help him. command “Fire!” He commanded the soldiers to fire. encourage “Go ahead, phone her.”

Reported speech-special introductory verbs - Gameshow quiz. 1) ' I am sorry I was late.'. a) He said he was sorry he was late. b) He apologized to be late. c) He apologized for being late. 2) ' I will keep your secret!'. a) He promised he will keep my secret. b) He promised he won't keep my secret.

Verbs like advise, agree, challenge, claim, decide, demand, encourage, invite, offer, persuade, promise, refuse and remind can follow an infinitive pattern. ' ...

Special Introductory Verbs (reported speech) STUDY Flashcards Learn Write Spell Test PLAY Match Gravity Created by groszek941 Terms in this set (41) agree + to-inf He agreed to come with me. demand + to-inf He demanded to be told everything. offer + to-inf He offered to carry it. promise + to-inf He promised to study more. refuse + to-inf

INTRODUCTORY VERBS in REPORTED SPEECH verb + to + infinitive agree “Yes, I'll come with you.” He agreed to come with me. demand “Tell me everything.

List of Introductory Verbs in Reported Speech Verb + to + Infinitive Agree “Yes, I’ll cook for you.” => He agree to cook for me. Offer “Would you like me to carry your baby?” => He offered to carry her baby. Refuse “No, I won’t buy you a car.” => She refused to buy me a car. Demand “Tell me the truth.” => He demanded to be told the truth. Threaten

Reported Speech: Introductory Verbs in English · Admit (to). “Yes, I stole her money.” · Accuse sb of. “You broke the cup.” · Apologise for. “I'm sorry I shouted ...

INTRODUCTORY VERBS in REPORTED SPEECH verb + to + infinitive agree demand offer promise refuse threaten claim. “Yes, I'll come with you.”.

Fill in the gaps with one of the introductory verbs from the list below in the past simple . 1. “Will you come to the ball?” He said to her. He _____ her to go to ...

verb + sb + to + infinitive advise “You should take a coat.” He advised me to take a coat. allow “You can use my phone.” He allowed me to use his phone. ask “Please, put it away.” He asked …

Reported speech-special introductory verbs - Gameshow quiz. 1) ' I am sorry I was late.'. a) He said he was sorry he was late. b) He apologized to be late. c) He apologized for being late. 2) ' I will keep your secret!'. a) He promised he will keep my …

1. “I’ll be at home early.” (to promise) – He promised to be at home early. 2. “Press the button first.” 3. “I didn’t copy John’s work.” 4. “He never tells the truth.” 5. “I’m so good at maths.” 6. “She’s so beautiful!” 7. “Peter is unable to attend the meeting tomorrow.” 8. “No, I won’t tell you what happened.” 9. “I think you should go home.” 10.