Refuse : Children refused to go to bed
Promise: I promised not to tell anybody
Offer: He offered to drive
Threaten (amenazar): Sam's neighbour threatened to call the police
REGLA PARA RECORDAR: You offer to work tomorrow, but I refuse to work tomorrow, then you threaten to work tomorrow and I have to promise to work tomorrow, so finally I agree to work tomorrow. O SEA: you offert, refuse, threaten, agree, promise TO
2. Advise + person + TO + inf: The doctor advise ME to have a rest
Convince:
Invite: Sam invited me to have dinner with him
Persuade: I persuaded my sister not to go out with Sam
Remind: She reminded Jack to phone the electrician
Warn: I warned Jane not to walk through the park at night
Ask:
Tell:
REGLA NEMOTÉCNICA: When he told me to clean my room, I ask him to go out but he persuade/convince me to rest. So I encourage/invited him to go out, but he remind me the doctor had advised/warn me to rest.O SEA: You ask, tell, remind me to warn, advise and I persuade, convince, invite, encourage ME TO
Accuse sb OF: She accused me of trying to steal her boyfriend
Blame sb FOR: He blamed us for losing the match
Apologize (to SB) FOR: I apologized to Her for not remembering her birthday
Recommend: She recommended me trying yoga
Admit: The man admitted stealing the woman's handbag
Regret: I've always regretted not having gone to univerity
Suggest: He suggested going for a walk
Deny: My neighbour denies damaging my car
REGLA: When you accused me of doing, you blame me for doing, but then you have to apologize to me for doing and you insist me on doing. But I don't admit doing, so I refuse doing and you suggest doing but you don't regret doing.
Los verbos subrayados (agree, promise, admit, regret, deny) se pueden usar con THAT seguidos de la cláusula oracional.
Ejercicio de repaso:
https://elt.oup.com/student/englishfile/upperint3/grammar/file08/nef_int_grammar08_b01?cc=global&selLanguage=en
Otro ejercicio: aquí
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