1) 'You have to be careful not to eat too much.' a) She warned us not to eat too much. b) She explained us not to eat too much. c) She offered us not to eat too much. 2) 'Come to Dandenong and I'll take you to my favourite restaurant.' a) He offered us to Dandenong, and he invited to take us to his favourite restaurant. b) He invited us to Dandenong, and he offered to take us to his favourite restaurant. c) He refused us to Dandenong, and he offered to take us to his favourite restaurant. 3) 'It will definitely be good value for money. I'm sure of it.' a) She suggested that it would be good value for money. b) She warned that it would be good value for money. c) She promised that it would be good value for money. 4) 'I think Kabul could be one of the greatest cities for good food.' a) She suggested that Kabul could be one of the greatest cities for good food. b) She explained that Kabul could be one of the greatest cities for good food. c) She promised that Kabul could be one of the greatest cities for good food. 5) 'The restaurant specialises in grilled chicken.' a) He offered that the restaurant specialises in grilled chicken. b) He warned that the restaurant specialises in grilled chicken. c) He explained that the restaurant specialises in grilled chicken.' 6) 'I don't believe that there is any better food than in Singapore.' a) He promised to believe that there was any better food than in Singapore. b) He refused to believe that there was any better food than in Singapore. c) He suggested to believe that there was any better food than in Singapore.

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