Reported orders

“Help me carry this” My mom asked me...

• My mom asked me help her carry this.

• My mom asked me help me to carry this.

• My mom asked me to help her carry this.

”Please, come early” My dad said to my brother.

• My dad told him to come early.

• My dad told him come early.

• My dad told him come to early.

“Buy some milk” My mom told my dad.

• She told him buy some milk.

• She told him to buy some milk.

• She told him buy to some milk.

“Don’t smoke here” The principal asked us.

• He asked us don’t smoke here.

• He asked us to not smoke here.

• He asked us not to smoke here.

”Don’t play with the scissors” the teacher told Claire.

• She told her don’t play with the scissors.

• She told her not to play with the scissors.

• She told her to not play with the scissors.

”Don’t park here” The police officer asked us.

• He asked us not to park there.

• He asked us to not park there.

• He asked us don’t park there.

“Eat your dinner” My mom told me.

• She told me eat my dinner.

• She told me to eat my dinner.

• She told me eat to my dinner.

“Don’t make a mess” Miss Faby told me.

• She told me not to make a mess.

• She told me not make a mess.

• She told me don’t make a mess.

They are reporting verbs.

• answered and said

• told and said

• told and asked

The orders or or commands always begin with a verb.

• True

• False