The school has ___ that students should bring their own sandwiches.

I’d like to ___ for being too critical of your earlier findings.

a confess b apologise c admit

We ___ you to reconsider our proposal.

Although Mrs Jones tried to ___ the fact that she had been in the shop at the time of the robbery, the police soon realised that she was the thief.

Tell me ___ , doctor. How serious is this illness?

I think you’re ___ lies. Nothing you’ve said is true.

Henry managed to ___ the lawyers into thinking that he was the son of Lord Frobisher, and that he should inherit the fortune. In truth, he was just a servant.

The way the newspapers reported the story was ___ . They clearly wanted to support the prime minister’s view

of events.

It is ___ of you to criticise governments for using too many fossil fuels when you own and drive three cars.

None of the accused ___ to the crimes. They all pleaded not guilty.

Let me read your diary. I promise not to ___ any of your secrets.

I always try to be ___ when I can. I hate to be dishonest.

Although not exactly a lie, the way he described his actions was ___ . It sounded as if he hadn’t known what was going on when, in fact, he did.

Before long, they realised that the painting was a ___ . It wasn’t by Picasso, at all.

Sam was told to leave the exam because he was using his mobile phone and _________________.

The children were________when they said that the dog ate the cake.

you have to _____________to tell the truth in a court of law.

jack___________his parents about what he had really been doing on Friday evening.

The thief claims that the police _______ the evidence against him.

Which of the words means a lie about smth unimportant?