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Unscramble verbs that follow 'that' in sentences.

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Unscramble verbs that follow 'that' in sentences.

by Cherryl Yuri Sensano
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To say no to doing something

     
  
  
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To declare that something is not true or not the case.

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To express remorse or say sorry for a mistake or offense.

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To make something known publicly or officially.

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To acknowledge the truth of a statement or fact, often reluctantly.

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To provide reasons, details, or causes to make something clear.

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To establish that something is true or certain, often after checking.

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To make known information that was hidden or unknown.

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To propose a possibility or idea for consideration.

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To give someone helpful words of experience

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To say you are ready to help someone or give them something

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To say that you are guilty of something

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To give someone an idea to think about

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To ask someone to a party, for example

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To give a reason for doing something

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