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'Yes, I'll meet you after dinner.' start learning
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He agreed to meet me after dinner.
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domagać się zrobić czegoś 'I want to speak to you now!' start learning
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He demanded to speak to me immalediately.
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'Would you like me to showel the snow?' start learning
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He offered to showel the snow.
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'I'll help at the shelter.' start learning
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He promised to help at the shelter.
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'No, I won't leave my house' start learning
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He refused to leave his house.
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'Stop screaming or I'll punish you.' start learning
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He threatened to punish him if he didn't stop screaming.
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'I saw the tornado rip through the city.' start learning
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He claimed to have seen the tornado rip through the city.
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'You should put on some sunscreen' start learning
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He advised me to put on some sunscreen
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'You can go to the park.' start learning
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He allowed me to go to the park.
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'Plesse, turn off all electrical appliances.' start learning
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He asked us to turn off all electrical appliances.
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'Please, please, give me some water.' start learning
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He begged to give him some water.
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start learning
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He commanded us to get under our desks.
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start learning
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He encouraged me to try it.
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'You musn't eat in the class.' start learning
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He forbade me to eat in the class.
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He instructed me to remove my shoes.
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'Would you like to go on a tour with us?' start learning
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He invited me to go on a tour with them.
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start learning
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He ordered me to be quiet.
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start learning
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permit/allow sb to do sth He allowed me to leave early.
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'Don't forget to turn off the heater.' start learning
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He reminded me to turn off the heater.
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He urged me to drive carefully.
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'Don't sit in the sun too long.' start learning
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He warned me not to sit in the sun too long.
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chcieć żeby ktoś coś zrobił 'I'd like you to take a first-aid course.' start learning
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He wanted me to take a first-aid course.
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'You lied to me!' (past inf form) start learning
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He accused me of having lied to him.
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'I'm sorry I lost my temper.' start learning
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He apologised for having lost his temper.
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start learning
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He admitted to having lost the keys.
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'I'm more popular than you.' start learning
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He boasted about being more popular than us.
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start learning
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He complained to me about my never helping out.
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'No, I didn't meet Ann that night.' start learning
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He denied having met Ann that night.
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'You must evacuate the building now.' start learning
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He insisted on our evacuating the building immediately.
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'You should wear an anorak.' start learning
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suggest + ing / suggest that He suggested that I wear an anorak. He suggested taking a break.
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'This is how you turn off the alarm system.' start learning
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explain to sb how to do sth He explained to me how to turn off the alarm system.
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