L6 ALH U5 choose the correct reporting verb

If you share the money, you are saying indirectly that you're willing to cooperate.

• acknowledge

• assert

• conclude

• imply

• instruct

It's important to admit something although it makes my argument weaker that this strategy doesn't always work

• acknowledge

• assert

• conclude

• instruct

• urge

You might decide after thinking carefully that voting for her would be a waste.

• assert

• conclude

• instruct

• urge

• imply

So I'd strongly advise you to resist the temptation to vote tactically.

• assert

• instruct

• urge

• imply

• acknowledge

You should give instructions to the other truck to move to point D.

• assert

• instruct

• imply

• acknowledge

• conclude

She can simply state as a fact that she's staying in her prime spot.

• assert

• imply

• acknowledge

• conclude

• instruct

Daniel didn't think it will happen that the new bridge would reduce traffic congestion.

• alleged

• boasted

• clarified

• doubted

• speculated

Tania needed to make it clear that she wasn't bringing the cake to the party.

• alleged

• boasted

• clarified

• doubted

• speculated

Max made an educated guess that I could have gotten a better grade if I'd studied harder.

• alleged

• boasted

• clarified

• doubted

• speculated

Michael was suspicious of but had no evidence that Andy had lied in his résumé.

• alleged

• boasted

• clarified

• doubted

• speculated