to continue speaking and add more information, He described the issue and went on to say that changes were needed., to state something clearly as a condition or requirement (formal), The contract stipulates that payment must be made in advance., to say something again (for emphasis or clarity), He reiterated his main argument., to draw attention to something important, She pointed out a mistake in the report., to claim something strongly (often about beliefs or feelings, sometimes not sincere), She professed her love for the subject., to firmly continue to believe or state something, He maintained that he was innocent., to beg someone urgently and emotionally, They implored him to reconsider., to respond with an opposing argument, She countered his point with strong evidence., to say something is true (without necessarily proving it), He claimed that he had seen the incident., to refer to something as evidence or an example, She cited several studies to support her argument., to admit or recognise something (often reluctantly), He acknowledged that the problem existed., to say something in a thoughtful or slightly formal way, She observed that the results were surprising., to introduce a topic into a conversation, She brought up the issue of funding., to explain something very clearly and in detail, The teacher spelled out the rules for the exam., to make something known that was previously hidden or secret, The report revealed serious problems., come out with, He suddenly came out with a strange suggestion..

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