30 Reporting Verbs You NEED To Know

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In previous lessons, you've learned how to do reported speech and reported questions/commands - now here are some verbs you can use to do the reporting! Pay special attention to the grammatical structure of how each one is used, and make sure to avoid the common errors.
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[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Shayna, I was checking out the video and I noticed one thing;
What about if I said:
- "Bob said TO me (that) he was happy".
- He admitted STEALING the money.
Would this structure be correct ?.
Thanks in advance for the answer.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi Shayne, it's me again,
I guess the word "that" which appears in all the examples you gave, can be left out, right Shayna ?.
Unless the word that follows "that" is a verb, right Shayna ?.
Thanks in advance for the answers Shayna.

[@fredylopez2477]

The sentence:
"He mentioned that he'd put gas in the car".
can have two meanings, like;
- He mentioned that HE HAD PUT gas in the car.
OR.
- He mentioned that HE WOULD PUT gas in the car.
Both sentences sound logical and correct to me.
Could that be possible Shayna ?.
Thanks in advance Shayna.

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[@fredylopez2477]

Can we leave out the word "that" in ? ;
- He denied (that) he was responsible.
Or.
- He denied he was responsible.

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"They boasted that their newer technology had rendered any other models useless."