Reporting verbs

A: Remind me ______ a taxi to the airport.

B: We don't need one; Andy's offered _______ us a lift.

• to book / giving

• booking / to give

• booking / giving

• to book / to give

A: Hi, Tom. I'm surprised to see you here. I didn't think you liked opera.

B: I don't, but Delia persuaded me ______ toningt.

• come

• to come

• coming

A: Have the police found the men that robbed the supermarket?

B: Apparently, they've arrested one man, but he denies ______ anything to do with it.

• have

• to have

• having

A: I've always regretted ______ to university.

B: Well it's never too late. Why don't you apply?

• to not go

• not to go

• not going

• going not

A: Have the kids been fighting again? Oliver's really upset, but he refuses ______ me why.

B: Oh, Harry accused Oliver of ______ one of his toys, and now they aren't speaking to each other.

• telling / to break

• telling / breaking

• to tell / to break

• to tell / breaking

A: Where are you going on holiday this year?

B: We haven't decided yet. Molly suggested ______ camping in Scotland, but I'm not very keen. I'd rather go somewhere warmer.

• go

• to go

• going

A: Someone broke into the car and stole my laptop while I was in the supermarket.

B: I warned you ______ it in the car. Have you reported it to the police?

• not to leave

• to not leave

• not leaving

• leaving not

A: There's a funny smell in the kitchen.

B: That's because your dad insisted on _____ curry for dinner and he burnt it.

• make

• making

• to make

Adam offered _______ dinner for everyone.

• cook

• to cook

• cooking

Pablo promised ______ his room at the weekend.

• tidy

• to tidy

• tidying