" I would never drink again! I swear!" - vow, " We'll continue the protest until adam is released! - promise; vow, I'll tell you a secret, Liza- this hair isn't exactly my own hair. - confide, I say with complete certainty that this is the best chocolate cake I have ever tasted! - declare, Yes, you are right. At this stage the new law is hard to enforce. - admit, As her lawyer, I want to emphasize again that there's no direct evidence against my client - reiterate, Dad, you are getting older and doing things around the house is already hard. If you moved to our house, you would have all time on your hands to do thinng you enjoy.   - convince, Daniel, I am an expert here. Don't worry and trust me! This is a genuine document.  - assure, As your lawyer, I would insist on you taking further legal actions. As his parents, you have every right to do it - urge, I won't go back into the hospital. Never! It's my last word! - refuse, Martin, please! Give me more time! You can't do this to me! Please! - plead; beg, Don't follow me! Wait over there! - order, If you are ready to part with it, I can take this old heap for $200 - offer, For a more profound effect, the suncream should be reapplied every 2-3 hours - advise, It's very kind of you to offer me a lift, but there's no need to. I'll get their under my own steam - reject, Yes, I'm going to run for mayor - confirm, I can assure everyone that Britain is ready to break off diplomatic relations with this country and impose serious economic sanctions - threaten, Both rescue teams demonstrated great courage and professionalism in the operation. We feel proud working with them   - praise, It was my father who stifled creativity in me. He brought me up as a soldier. - blame,

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