How do reporting verbs work with reported speech that contains extended metaphors to create a deeper level of meaning?

Abstract. This paper describes the reporting verbs used in reporting statements, or citations, in medical journal articles and their role in the discourse. A ... Aug 7, 2015 ... Past continuous reporting verb in indirect speech [duplicate] ... Closed 9 years ago. In indirect speech if the reporting verb is in past tense, ... All of these reporting verbs are a variation on the verb to think. They all refer to people's thoughts, rather than to what they say. They can be used to ... Mar 17, 2019 ... Reporting verbs – agree to do, admit doing, etc. More about this Pin. 841. Saves. 14. Likes. 143. Shares. Board containing this Pin. Selected ... This table shows reporting verbs for citing others. These verbs aren't always interchangeable so make sure you read your resource carefully. Sep 20, 2024 ... The contribution of this study lies in the light it throws on the usefulness of reporting verbs in research works and how reporting verbs ought ... Frequently, such that-clauses serve as the direct object of a reporting verb (such as found, reported, posited, argued, claimed, maintained, and hypothesized) ... Instead, use a specific reporting verb to help readers understand how the original source presented the information. Using a variety of reporting verbs will ... Here are the reporting verbs you can practice in the activity: Complain, Remind, Warn, Admit, Deny, Confess, Regret, Insist, Request, Recommend, Agree, Offer, ... Reporting verb + -ing form. Verbs like admit, apologise for, complain about, deny, insist on, mention and suggest can follow an -ing form pattern. 'I broke the ...