Text_creation pen E.g. Herschel penned an official letter to his superiors suggesting his system for prevention of lease forgery. pencil write E.g. I sit down at my desk and write a letter of accusations to Crilly. dash off E.g. She dashed off scathing reports to colleagues back in Washington. Telling report back E.g. Mozart was often able to report performances of it back to his father. confide E.g. Linguist Bob Jones confides his misgivings about the intelligence business to his father Frank. tell E.g. I was going to tell my joke to the nice German but he had started talking to someone else. Successfully_communicate_message impart E.g. Aunt Rose would not normally have considered imparting any personal information to a servant. Statement announce E.g. Lloyd George announced his resignation to the Commons on 17 March. describe E.g. I also began to describe my obsessions to my friend, who was wonderfully tolerant. explain E.g. I've explained the situation to him again and again. intimate E.g. Gordon had intimated earlier to me his desire to gather people together. mention E.g. She couldn't mention the question of lavatories to Dancer. relate E.g. Few employers have to contend with their management arm solemnly sitting down and condemning the negotiating strategy and then publicly relating their views to the press. relay E.g. It is hoped that the businessmen will relay the information to their employees. repeat E.g. Bunny repeated the conversation to Meredith, who laughed. report E.g. He reported the matter to Jacques. say E.g. She said something to the man who was with her. Reveal_secret admit E.g. Sally is not sure whether or not she should admit her feelings to this woman. confess E.g. I hope you do not confess our mistress' secrets to him. disclose E.g. Was there any contractual duty on the defendants to disclose this material fact to the plaintiff? divulge E.g. Whether or not he divulged the full extent of his suspicions to the king is uncertain, but unlikely. leak E.g. Someone leaked information to the FBI. reveal E.g. She never revealed her own secrets to me. Request dictate E.g. The absurdity of the universities' power to dictate the curriculum to schools catering for children, 90 per cent of whom were not proceeding to university, was manifest. Reading_aloud read E.g. Teachers were asked to read each question to pupils twice. Judgment_communication commend E.g. Despite the fact that modern history grows old within a week, I commend that book to people who want to understand what is happening in that part of the world. promote E.g. Booksellers increasingly have to promote their consolidated services to publishers. Gesture nod E.g. One of them nodded a greeting to Susan. Communication_noise murmur E.g. At the reception desk, he murmured a few words to the elaborately uniformed commissionaire. Communication_means cable E.g. I raced back to the Press enclosure and cabled urgent-rate messages to London. telegraph E.g. The King of Italy telegraphed the request personally to the Tsar. telex E.g. The embassy says it has telexed their demands to the foreign ministry in the Laotian capital, Vientiane. text E.g. He texted his apologies to Mr Parlon. Communication communicate E.g. That afternoon the convener communicated his version of the story to the shop steward's committee. express E.g. I have expressed my concern to Jenny. put E.g. Many of the supporters were eager to put their points of view to the waiting journalists. Attempt_suasion suggest E.g. When they suggest a dance to my companion, Wesley, there seems no harm — but it turns into a smooch. recommend E.g. I can only recommend this book to those who are serious about the history of turning lathes and ornamental turning. Lexical items without a frame: air E.g. Make sure you air your grievances to your superiors. address E.g. He was here addressing a warning not just to his brother but to himself. call out E.g. I definitely heard the child call out the word 'Daddy' to that bald man.