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I have been using Moq for my mocking needs the last years, but after looking at FakeItEasy i wanted to give it a try. I often want to test that a method have been called with the correct parameters, but i found no satisfactory way to do this with FakeItEasy. I have the following code to test: public class WizardStateEngine : IWizardStateEngine { private readonly IWorkflowInvoker _workflowInvoker; private List<CustomBookmark> _history; public WizardStateEngine(IWorkflowInvoker workflowInvoker) { _workflowInvoker = workflowInvoker; } public void Initialize(List<CustomBookmark> history) { _history = history; } public WizardStateContext Execute(Command command, WizardStateContext stateContext, CustomBookmark step) { Activity workflow = new MyActivity(); var input = new Dictionary<string, object>(); input["Action"] = command; input["Context"] = stateContext; input["BookmarkHistory"] = _history; var output = _workflowInvoker.Invoke(workflow, input); _history = output["BookmarkHistory"] as List<CustomBookmark>; return output["Context"] as WizardStateContext; } public List<CustomBookmark> GetBookmarkHistory() { return _history; } } I want to write some tests that verifies the input to _workflowInvoker.Invoke(). My TestInitialize method sets up the needed resources and save the input dictionary to _workflowInvoker.Invoke() as a local field _wfInput. [TestInitialize] public void TestInitialize() { _wizardStateContext = new WizardStateContext(); _workflowInvoker = A.Fake<IWorkflowInvoker>(); _wizardStateEngine = new WizardStateEngine(_workflowInvoker); _outputContext = new WizardStat

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