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Reported Speech (III): Reporting verbs and structures

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This is a Mind Map that illustrates what other reporting verbs we can use apart from Say and Tell and the grammar structures they follow as well as some examples.
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Reported Speech (III): Reporting verbs and structures
  1. Admit,Agree,Decide,Explain,Insist,Promise,Recommend,Suggest,Tell
    1. Verb+(that)sentence
      1. She promised that she hadn't done it
    2. Agree,Decide,Offer,Promise,Refuse,Threaten,Claim
      1. Verb+Inf
        1. We decided to move to Japan
      2. Deny,Recommend,Suggest,Regret,Advise
        1. Verb+Gerund
          1. My friend suggested going to that new Indian restaurant
        2. Advise,Ask,Encourage,Invite,Remind,Warn,Tell
          1. Verb+Object+Inf
            1. She advised me not to go into that part of town
          2. Apologize,Insist,object,confess
            1. Verb+Prep.+Gerund
              1. He confessed to stealing the jumper
            2. Accuse,Blame,Congratule,Warn,Criticise
              1. Verb+Object+Prep.+Gerund
                1. They accused him of stealing the jumper
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