to express regret or admit fault for something you did that caused inconvenience, offense, or unhappiness to someone else, persuade, apologise, comfort, welcome, to invite someone to compete or take part in something, especially in a game or argument, challenge, recommend, encourage, complain, to make someone feel better when they are sad, scared, or in pain, encourage, tell a story, comfort, apologise, to express dissatisfaction, unhappiness, or annoyance about something, entertain, encourage, complain, persuade, to explain or draw a picture using words, challenge, inform, describe, welcome, to give someone support, hope, or confidence, encourage, inform, comfort, persuade, to ask for information, comfort, recommend, enquire, persuade, to keep someone interested or enjoying themselves, inform, thank, encourage, entertain, to give facts, tell news, or share information with someone, inform, describe, tell a story, persuade, to convince someone to do or believe something by giving them good reasons, talking to them, or urging them, persuade, enquire, warn, tell a story, to suggest something or someone because you think it is good, useful, or right for a specific person or situation, recommend, encourage, challenge, tell a story, to share a series of events—either real or made up—in a way that makes sense, thank, enquire, comfort, tell a story, to show someone you are grateful for something they did or gave you, comfort, entertain, thank, warn, to tell someone about a possible danger, problem, or mistake before it happens so they can stay safe or be prepared, recommend, warn, challenge, thank, to greet someone warmly when they arrive, or to be happy and gladly accept something new., welcome, persuade, complain, warn.

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