6 Minute Vocabulary: How to use reporting verbs like 'insist', 'demand' and 'advise'

Do you ever need to talk about what someone said? What if they insisted? Asked a question? ‘Say’, ‘insist’ and ‘ask’ are all examples of reporting verbs - find out more in this programme. There are extra practice activities on our website: www.bbc.co.uk/l...
For more on reporting verbs: www.bbc.co.uk/l...
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*It would be great if you didn't just go full-throttle into past perfect for the examples. More often than not it's beginners who are looking to expand their vocabulary without such an emphasis on B2 verb tenses. Past simple would be fine.*

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Is it a mixed conditional . Am I right ???

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What about when you say someone offered money ? I usually see the people using sentence like "they offered me 100$ to do something" but in this case you only use with "to"

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