to accuse - Bob: "Hey Dave. It was you who spilled the red wine on the sofa, wasn't it?", to admit - Linda: "Ok, yes... I started the fire.", to agree - Bill: "Yes sure Tim. I'll drive you to the airport.", to apologise - Sam: "I ate all the pies. I'm sorry.", to beg - Hana: "Please Mum, please. Can you dance with me?", to congratulate - Mary: "Great job Mark. You got married. Well done!", to insist - Alan: "I don't care what anyone says. I'm still going to vote for Ronald Dump.", to invite - Michael: "Do you want to come to the concert, Sam?", to notify - John: "Everyone, please note that there will be a meeting tomorrow at 2pm.", to offer - Paul: "Can I buy you a drink, Bella?", to order - Ben: "Tim, go to your room. Now!", to promise - Conor: "I'll do it tomorrow. You have my word!", to recommend - Brian: "Coffee with ice is a delicious drink on hot days.", to refuse - Andy: "No, I will not do my homework.", to remind - Ian: "Don't forget to buy beer, Dave"., to suggest - Jane: "Shall we take the bus today instead of the train ?", to threaten - Nick: "I'm going to break all the windows!", to urge - Peter: "You really really really really do need to move to a new house, Lee.", to warn - Martha: "Don't touch the knife, Rose. You might hurt yourself!", to wonder - Brenda: "Ummm....Do you think there's an explanation for our dreams?",

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