Question

Complete the sentences with the 11, appropriate introductory verbs from the list below. 1 insisted complained urged • invited • agreed "You need to stop drinking so much coffee," Liam said to Sharon. .... Sharon to stop Liam drinking so much coffee. 2 "OK, I'll make a parkin cake for Bonfire Night," Lucy said. Lucy cake for Bonfire Night. 3 "You always use too much salt in your cooking," John said to me. ........ that I always used too **** to make a parkin John much salt in my cooking. 4 "You must try my jerk chicken," Carol told us. Carol ....... on us trying her jerk chicken. 5 "Would you like to have dinner at our house on Sunday?" Nina said to them. ....... them to have Nina dinner at their house on Sunday.

Answer 1

Ответ:

"You need to stop drinking so much coffee," Liam said to Sharon. Liam insisted that Sharon stop drinking so much coffee.

"OK, I'll make a parkin cake for Bonfire Night," Lucy said. Lucy agreed to make a parkin cake for Bonfire Night.

"You always use too much salt in your cooking," John said to me. John complained that I always used too much salt in my cooking.

"You must try my jerk chicken," Carol told us. Carol urged us to try her jerk chicken.

"Would you like to have dinner at our house on Sunday?" Nina said to them. Nina invited them to have dinner at their house on Sunday.

Answer 2

1. "You need to stop drinking so much coffee," Liam insisted Sharon to stop drinking so much coffee.
2. "OK, I'll make a parkin cake for Bonfire Night," Lucy agreed to make a parkin cake for Bonfire Night.
3. "You always use too much salt in your cooking," John complained that I always used too much salt in my cooking.
4. "You must try my jerk chicken," Carol urged us to try her jerk chicken.
5. "Would you like to have dinner at our house on Sunday?" Nina invited them to have dinner at their house on Sunday.