I can ... that I multitask better than my parents., claim, insist, persuade, convince, I have to ... that I spend too much time scrolling on my phone before bed., assure, admit, propose, beg, Last week, I had to ... for forgetting to reply to my friend's message., thank, beg, apologise, blame, My parents ... on knowing where I am going every time I leave the house., insist, warn, claim, urge, Some students ... to the school's new rule about not using phones during breaks., insist, deny, object, blame, My brother always ... eating the last biscuit, even when the evidence is on his face., objects, denies, begs, refuses, My best friend ... that we should start a YouTube channel together., convinced, assured, suggested, persuaded, I must ... my best friend for listening to me when I was stressed about my exams., beg, encourage, accuse, thank, My English teacher ... me for not using enough adjectives in my descriptive essay., urged, criticised, accused, objected, My whole family ... me on getting a good mark in my maths test last term., thanked, urged, proposed, congratulated, My parents often ... me for the messy state of the living room., accuse, blame, warn, thank, My dad ... me not to share my passwords with anyone, even my closest friends., warned, suggested, claimed, explained, My parents ... me to apply for a summer job, even though I just wanted to relax., urged, promised, insisted, warned, My mum always ... me that I look fine, even when I'm having a bad hair day., advises, warns, assures, proposes, My friends always ... me to send them my homework answers., propose, beg, suggest, invite

Unit 5.5_Reporting verbs

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