English Verbs for Persuading and Influencing [510]

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Understand English verbs for persuading and influencing others, including cajole, urge and talk someone into something. These expressions describe different ways of encouraging someone or getting them to agree.

The vocabulary also covers less straightforward behaviour, such as flattering somebody to get a favour or dismissing their concerns. The meanings and examples help you recognise how someone is trying to influence another person.
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