You did it! You took the last cookie from the cookie jar! - She accused him of taking the last cookie from the cookie jar., You will do great in the test! Don't worry! - Mom encouraged me not to worry about the test, You'd better not go there. It's dangerous. - They advised/warned me not to go there., I really must leave now. - She insisted on leaving., Please, please, teacher, don't tell my mum! - The pupil persuaded the teacher not to tell their mum., Say that again and I'll shoot you. - The robber threatened to shoot me., I know that you stole the headphones! - He accused me of stealing the headphones, Why haven't I got the job? It's so unfair! - She complained about not getting the job, All the prisoners must be released. That's my order. - He ordered to release the prisoners, Don't forget to feed the dog before you leave. - Mom reminded me to feed the dog., I committed the crime. I stole her bag. - He admitted stealing her bag., You need to buy this house! it's going to cost three times the price. - She convinced him to buy a house., Sorry, I'm late! - She apologised for being late.,

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