REPORTING QUESTIONS/REQUESTS/ORDERS/VERBS

Do you need an eraser?

• He asked me if I needed an eraser.

• He asked me whether I needed an eraser.

• He asked me I needed an eraser.

• He told me if / whether I needed an eraser.

Where is Julia?

• He asked me where Julia.

• He told me where Julia is.

• He asked me where Julia was.

• He asked me where Julia is.

Can you open the door? (request)

• He told me to open the door.

• He asked me to open the door.

• He asked me to opened the door.

• He asked to open the door.

Can you go with me? (request)

• He asked me to gone with him.

• He asked me to had been with him.

• He told me to go with him.

• He asked me to go with him.

Will you pass me the salt please? (request)

• He asked me to pass them the salt.

• He asked me to pass him the salt.

• He told me to pass him the salt.

• He asked me to passed him the salt.

Can you close the window? (request)

• He told me to close the window.

• He asked me to close the window.

• He asked me to closed the window.

Go to sleep! (order)

• He told me to go to sleep.

• He told me to went to sleep.

• He told me if I to go to sleep.

Do your homework! (order)

• He asked me to do my homework.

• He told me to do my homework.

• He asked me to have done my homework.

Take a shower! (order)

• She told me to to take a shower.

• She asked me to to took a shower.

• She told me whether I take a shower.

Where did you go?

• He asked me where I had been going.

• He told me where I had gone.

• He asked me where I had gone.