He admitted ___ the window.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: breaking
Completed sentence: He admitted breaking the window. Reporting verbs have specific patterns: admit/deny/suggest + -ing, agree/refuse/promise + to-infinitive, and advise/warn/remind + object + to-infinitive. Some use prepositions, such as apologise for and accuse someone of. Do not use suggest someone to do.
She refused ___ the form.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: to sign
Completed sentence: She refused to sign the form. Reporting verbs have specific patterns: admit/deny/suggest + -ing, agree/refuse/promise + to-infinitive, and advise/warn/remind + object + to-infinitive. Some use prepositions, such as apologise for and accuse someone of. Do not use suggest someone to do.
They reminded me ___ call.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: to
Completed sentence: They reminded me to call. Reporting verbs have specific patterns: admit/deny/suggest + -ing, agree/refuse/promise + to-infinitive, and advise/warn/remind + object + to-infinitive. Some use prepositions, such as apologise for and accuse someone of. Do not use suggest someone to do.
He apologised for ___ late.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: being
Completed sentence: He apologised for being late. Reporting verbs have specific patterns: admit/deny/suggest + -ing, agree/refuse/promise + to-infinitive, and advise/warn/remind + object + to-infinitive. Some use prepositions, such as apologise for and accuse someone of. Do not use suggest someone to do.
She suggested ___ a taxi.
Your answer: Unanswered
Correct answer: taking
Completed sentence: She suggested taking a taxi. Reporting verbs have specific patterns: admit/deny/suggest + -ing, agree/refuse/promise + to-infinitive, and advise/warn/remind + object + to-infinitive. Some use prepositions, such as apologise for and accuse someone of. Do not use suggest someone to do.
