If you offer to do something, do you promise or warn?, If you tell someone what you think is a good idea, do you recommend or threaten?, If you tell someone they may be in danger, do you warn or ask?, If you want someone to do something and you convince them, do you persuade or recommend?, If you tell someone what they should do, do you advise or threaten?, If you want information from someone, do you ask or warn?, If you say you will do something bad unless someone changes their behavior, do you threaten or promise?, If you successfully convince a customer to write a review, do you persuade or ask them?, If a doctor tells you to rest, does he advise you or threaten you?, If a friend says, "You should watch that movie," is she recommending it or warning you about it?, If someone says "yes" to a request, do they agree or refuse?, If you tell someone what you think is a good idea, do you suggest or admit?, If someone says "no" to a request, do they refuse or agree?, If you help someone remember something, do you remind or suggest?, If you confess that you did something wrong, do you admit or refuse?, If a hotel accepts giving you a discount, does it agree or admit?, If you tell a friend to stay one more night at a hotel, do you suggest or remind it?, If a waiter forgets your order and you tell him again, do you remind or agree with him?, If someone says, "Yes, I stole the money," do they admit it or refuse it?, If a company says it will not give you a refund, does it refuse or agree?, If you tell a colleague about a meeting tomorrow so they don't forget, do you remind or admit it?, If a manager says, "Yes, we made a mistake," does he admit it or suggest it?

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