you did it! you took the last cookie from the cookie jar! (accuse), you'd better not go there. It's dangerous (warn), I'll do it first thing tomorrow (promise), You really should see the doctor. It might be something serious (urge, advise), Watch your mouth! I will not be spoken to like that! (warn), Why don't we go to the movies? (suggest), I really must leave now. Sorry (appologise), I won't go in there. I hate caves (refuse), I didn't kill her (deny), Please, pease, don't tell my mom (ask, beg), Can't you learn anything! You've made a terrible mistake!  Again (criticise), I am sorry. I wasn't listening (appologise), Say that again and I will shoot you (threaten), Will you please put the kettle on, honey? (asked), Let me carry those bags for you, mom (offer), Yes, I did it. It was me who took the money (admit), You really must read it. It is hilarious (recommend DOING!), It's all your fault. You wanted us to go there (blame), Yes, you are right. Let's stay in tonight (agree), Well done! I knew you'd pass this test. You are awesome (congratulate), Will you have dinner with me tonight? (invite, ask), Don't forget to feed the dog before you leave (remind), Hey! Careful! It's slippery here. I 've just mopped the floor (warn), Will you marry me? (ask, propose), You've got goose bumps. Shall I get you a blanket? (offer).

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