VERBS OF COMMUNICATION

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APOLOGISE MEANS ...

• to say sorry for something

• to say or write that you are unhappy, uncomfortable, or you do not like something

• to state again; to cause to remember

• to tell (someone) about possible danger or trouble

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COMPLAIN MEANS ...

• to say sorry for something

• to say or write that you are unhappy, uncomfortable, or you do not like something

• to state again; to cause to remember

• to tell (someone) about possible danger or trouble

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REAMAIN MEANS ...

• to say sorry for something

• to say or write that you are unhappy, uncomfortable, or you do not like something

• to state again; to cause to remember

• to tell (someone) about possible danger or trouble

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WARN MEANS ...

• to say sorry for something

• to say or write that you are unhappy, uncomfortable, or you do not like something

• to state again; to cause to remember

• to tell (someone) about possible danger or trouble

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JOKE MEANS ...

• A person's assurance that he or she will or will not do something.

• to have a different opinion

• to want to know about

• something said or done to cause laughter

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WONDER MEANS ...

• A person's assurance that he or she will or will not do something.

• to have a different opinion

• to want to know about

• something said or done to cause laughter

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DISAGREE MEANS ...

• A person's assurance that he or she will or will not do something.

• to have a different opinion

• to want to know about

• something said or done to cause laughter

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PROMISE MEANS ...

• A person's assurance that he or she will or will not do something.

• to have a different opinion

• to want to know about

• something said or done to cause laughter

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• warn

• warmed

• warns

• warning

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• promise

• apologise

• wonder

• warn