Rewrite

Rewrite (structure)
prevent sb from doing sth
S + to be + enough to do sth.
apologize to sb for doing sth
deny doing sth
suggest doing sth
suggest that clause
suggest that sb should do sth
agree to do sth
remind sb to do sth
offer to do sth
offer sb sth
invite sb to do sth
admit + that clause (thú nhận rằng)
doubt whether … (or not) … (nghi ngờ có hay không)
advise sb to do sth
promise to do sth
accuse sb of doing sth (buộc tội ai đã làm gì)
blame sb for sth/ doing sth (đổ lỗi cho ai vì cái gì/ đã làm gì)
insist on sth/ doing at/ having done sth (năn nỉ cái gì, làm gì, đã làm gì)
confess to doing sth/ having done (thú nận đã làm gì)
decide to do sth
refuse to do sth
threaten to do sth (đe dọa làm gì)
request sb to do sth (yêu cầu)
urge sb to do sth (thúc giục)
beg sb (not) to do sth (van xin)
encourage sb to do sth (khuyến khích)
assure sb that (bảo đảm)
warn sb (not) to do sth (cảnh báo)
check whether … or not … (kiểm tra lại)
reply/ answer + that clause (đáp lại, trả lời)
object + that clause
object to doing sth (phản đối)
argue + that clause (tranh cãi rằng)
claim + that clause (tuyên bố)
complain that (phàn nàn)
exclaim that (thốt lên)
shout/ yell/ scream at (to) sb that (la hét, hét lên với ai)
compliment sb on sth/ doing sth (khen)
reproach sb for sth/ doing sth (chỉ trích, trách mắng ai đã làm gì)
remark that (nhận xét rằng)
too … for sb to do sth
although + clause = in spite of/ Despite + noun/ noun phrase
so + adj + that = such + n + that
would like sb to do sth = do/does sb mind doing sth
would prefer sb to do sth = would rather sb did sth
manage to do sth
find doing sth + adj
afford to do sth (có thể làm gì)
carried on doing sth (tiếp tục làm gì)
Take to doing sth (bắt đầu có thói quen)


The trains couldn’t run because of the snow. + The snow prevented the trains from running.
I didn’t arrive in time to see her. + I wasn’t early enough to see her.
I’m sorry I was rude to you yesterday. + I apologize for being rude to you yesterday.
“I didn’t steal the money,” Jean said + Jean denied stealing the money.
Why don’t we go to the cinema this evening? + Tom suggested going to the cinema.
“Yes, of course. I’ll give you a lift, Helen” said Jenny. + Jenny agreed to give Helen a lift.
“Don’t forget to post my letter, will you, Sue?” said Diana.+ Diana reminded Sue to post her letter.
“Let me carry your suitcase, John,” said Harry. + Harry offered to carry John’s suitcase.
“A cup of tea?” said Mai. - “No, thanks,” said I + Mai offered me a cup of tea but I refused.
“All right, it is true, I was nervous,” said the leading actor.
+ The leading actor admitted that he had been nervous.
“I don’t think Liverpool will win,” said Jack. + Jack doubt whether Liverpool would win (or not).
“I were you, Bill. I’d buy a mountain car,” Stephen told Bill.
+ Stephen advised Bill to buy a mountain car.
“Don’t worry, Martin. I’ll bring your book back.” Said Lilly.
+ Lilly promised to bring Martin’s book back.
“It’s you who broke my glasses,” Hoa said to me.
+ Hoa blamed me for breaking/ having broken her glasses.
“No, no, you really must have another drink!” Dick told me.+ Dick insisted on my having another drink.
“It’s was me who has stolen the money,” said Jim. + Jim confessed to stealing the money.
“No, sorry, I don’t want to lend you my camera.” Andrew told me.
+ Andrew refused to lend me his camera.
“I’ll kill you if you don’t give me your money,” the robber sail to the old lady.
+ The robber threatened to kill the old lady if she didn’t give him her money.
“Please write your full name under your signature,” said the clerk.
+ The clerk requested me to write my full