What are some reporting verbs used to express a feeling of jealousy or envy?

to tell a person in authority about a crime, an accident, an illness, etc. or about something bad that someone has done. Aug 15, 2010 ... Abstract. This research examines the use of concordancing to create materials for teaching about the role of reporting verbs in academic papers. Reporting verbs are vital in accurately representing the ideas, arguments, or findings of other authors, a task we frequently encounter in our scholarly ... ... academic writing. The results suggest that corpus-informed instruction may support L2 writers in the development of lexical and functional reporting verb use. When you report speech indirectly in English, the grammar will depend on which reporting verb you are using (say vs. tell). Reporting verbs verb + object + to-infinitive. Customs officer: Please empty your pockets, madam. The officer asked the woman to empty her pockets. Reporting verb · Notes · Asserts · Suggests · Challenges · Critiques · Emphasises · Declares · Indicates; Comments; Upholds. Examples. Abrams asserts that ... Mar 27, 2014 ... We are going to classify them in five different groups according to the structure or pattern they follow. Reporting verbs are used to report what somebody said, like promise, say, ask, admit, etc. We normally classify these verbs into different groups depending on ... Abstract. This paper describes the reporting verbs used in reporting statements, or citations, in medical journal articles and their role in the discourse. A ...