agree, "If you don't do it, I'll take your phone", "You should really try the lasagna.", "Why don't we take the early train?", "OK, I'll help you move on Saturday.", threaten, "You should really try the lasagna.", "I cheated on the test.", "If you don't do it, I'll take your phone", "Don't forget to bring your passport.", advise, "I cheated on the test.", "You should see a doctor about that.", "Why don't we take the early train?", "Don't forget to bring your passport.", remind, "Don't forget to bring your passport.", "I'm so sorry I broke your phone.", "You should see a doctor about that.", "You did such a great job organizing the festival.", suggest, "Why don't we take the early train?", "You should see a doctor about that.", "You broke my laptop on purpose!", "Don't forget to bring your passport.", recommend, "I cheated on the test.", "OK, I'll help you move on Saturday.", "You should really try the lasagna.", "If you don't do it, I'll take your phone", apologize, "I'm so sorry I broke your phone.", "You should really try the lasagna.", "You should see a doctor about that.", "If you don't do it, I'll take your phone", confess, "If you don't do it, I'll take your phone", "I cheated on the test.", "You should see a doctor about that.", "OK, I'll help you move on Saturday.", accuse, "You did such a great job organizing the festival.", "You broke my laptop on purpose!", "If you don't do it, I'll take your phone", "You should see a doctor about that.", praise, "You should really try the lasagna.", "You did such a great job organizing the festival.", "You broke my laptop on purpose!", "Don't forget to bring your passport."

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