Verbs Pattern - Unit 11 - GE 8

Invite Remind Warn	me to have dinner. me not to go out.
Offer Refuse Promise Agree Threaten	to give me a flower. to pay back his debt.
Admit Suggest	being madly in love. stealing his money.

She threatens to shoot Kat.

She agrees to help the police.

He offered to give me a lift home.

He promised to go out on a date with her.

She agreed to have dinner with me on Tuesday evening.

He suggested meeting at the gallery at seven.

He reminded me to bring the money.

He threatened to kill him if anything went wrong.

She invited me to have lunch with her family.

She reminded me to turn off the tv.

He warned me not to tell anyone about his plan.

He admitted being madly in love with me.

He admitted crashing her car.

He admitted that he was madly in love with me.

She promised that she would go out with them.

Why don’t we go to Singapore?

He suggested going to Singapore.

Shall I book the table?

He offered to book the table.

Would you like to come to Jakarta next weekend?

He invited me to come to Jakarta next weekend.

I say some stupid things sometimes.

He admitted saying some stupid things sometimes.

Let’s talk about Paris after dinner.

He agreed to talk about Paris after dinner.

Don’t be late, John!

He warned me not to be late.

I will be there on time.

He promised to be there on time.

Don’t forget to watch out the movie.

He reminds me not to forget to watch out the movie.

I will tell the police everything I know.

I threaten to tell the police everything I know.

I don’t believe you.

I refuse to believe in you

Informal word and phrases

I really fancy going away this weekend.

I fancy going away this weekend.

I really fancy watching short movies.

Do you fancy coming for a drink?

I don’t fancy watching football.

I am really into yoga at the moment.

I am really into watching short movies at the moment.

I am not really into football.

I am not really into painting.

I am not really into singing.

Are you really into dancing?

I can’t be bothered to cook this evening.

I can’t be bothered to go out.

I can’t be bothered to come to the meeting.

I can’t be bothered to discuss with them.

I don’t feel up to going out after class.

I don’t feel up to cooking.

I don’t feel up to watching the cinema.

I don’t feel up to sports.

I don’t feel up to it tonight.

I really don’t feel up to it (this party)

I could do with a cup of coffee now.

I could really do with a good night out. I am too tired.

I could do with a break.

I am sick of working and studying so hard.

I am sick of working such long hours.

I am completely broke at the moment.

I rarely hang around for a bit after class.

I would like to have a go at writing a book.

It is not up to me when I have a holiday.

I reckon I will do quite well in my next English test.

I am off now, bye.

I am off to (going to) Brazil next week.

I am not really into football.

I really don’t feel up to it (this party)      .

Let’s not hang around for too long after dinner.

I could really do with a good night out. I am too tired.

Do you fancy coming for a drink?

Sorry, I don’t feel up to it tonight.

Ok, I am off. See you later.

I could do with a break.

Me too. I am sick of working such long hours.

I reckon we need a holiday.