The document categorizes common reporting verbs into three groups: speech verbs, thinking verbs, and advising verbs. It provides examples of verbs that fall into each category such as "say, reply, report" for speech verbs, "decide, expect, hope" for thinking verbs, and "advise, recommend, suggest" for advising verbs. It concludes by stating its hope that the information provided help.

1. Note that some reporting verbs may appear in more than one of the following groups.

2. My mum asked me if I had had an exam the day before. He complained that he had had problems with his computer. add admit agree announce answer argue boast (presumir) claim (reclamar) comment complain (quejarse) confirm consider deny (negar) doubt estimate (calcular) explain fear (temer) feel insist mention observe persuade propose remark (observar) remember repeat reply report (informar) reveal say state (exponer) suggest suppose tell think understand warn (advertir) ask know remember say see

3. He decided that he had to study more. He decided to study more He advised me that I should finish my dinner. decide expect guarantee hope promise swear (jurar) threaten (amenazar) advise beg (suplicar) demand (exigir) insist prefer propose recommend request (solicitr) suggest

4. He advised me to finish my homework. He explained me how to do the exercise. decide describe discover discuss explain forget guess (adivinar) imagine know learn realise (darse cuenta) remember reveal say see suggest teach tell think understand wonder (preguntarse) advise ask beg command (ordenar) forbid (prohibir) instruct (enseñar) invite teach tell warn

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