Indirect speech, imperatives (inductive)

"Be quiet." → The teacher told the students to be quiet.

"Sit down."→ The teacher told us to sit down.

"Stand next to the door."

• The teacher told us to stand next to the door.

• The teacher told us stand next to the door.

• The teacher told us stood next to the door.

• The teacher told us that we stood next to the door.

"Please help me finish the dishes." → Mum asked the children to help her finish the dishes.

"Please tidy your rooms." → Mum asked the children to tidy their rooms.

"Please take out the rubbish"

• Mum asked the children to take out the rubbish.

• Mum asked the children to taken out the rubbish.

• Mum asked the children if they took out the rubbish.

• Mum asked the children whether she had taken out the rubbish.

"Take these pills." → The doctor told him to take those pills.

"Stay in bed." → The doctor told him to stay in bed.

"Drink a lot of warm tea."

• The doctor told him to drink a lot of warm tea.

• The doctor told him to drank a lot of warm tea.

• The doctor told him he drank a lot of warm tea.

• The doctor told him you drink a lot of warm tea.

"Comb your hair" → Mr Dursley ordered Harry to comb his hair.

"Make it move!" → Dudley urged his father to make the snake move.

"Get the post."

• Mr Dursley ordered Harry to get the post.

• Mr Dursley told to get the post to Harry.

• Mr Dursley ordered that Harry got the post.

• Mr Dursley told Harry he gets the post.

"Budge up, yeah great lump." → Hagrid told Dudley to budge up.

"Give him five Knuts." → Hagrid told Harry to give the owl five Knuts.

"Come on, back in this infernal cart."

• Hagrid urged Harry to get back in that infernal cart.

• Hagrid urged Harry to came back to that infernal cart.

• Hagrid urged Harry come on back in this infernal cart.

• Hagrid urged Harry that you shoud get back in that infernal cart.

"Don't forget to lock the door." → Dad warned the kids not to forget to lock the door.

"Don't feed the cat next door." - Dad warned the kids not to feed the cat next door.

"Don't waste your time arguing with fools."

• His friend told him not to waste his time arguing with fools.

• His friend told him to not waste his time arguing with fools.

• His friend told him to not wasted your time arguing with fools.

• His friend told him you wasted time arguing with fools.

"Never insult Albus Dumbledore in front of me!" → Hagrid shouted at Mr Dursley not to insult Albus Dumbledore in front of him ever.

"Don't talk to me on the way back." - Hagrid asked Harry not to talk to him on the way back.

"Don't make me feel worse."

• Harry asked Hagrid not to make him feel worse.

• Harry asked Hagrid if he was making him feel worse.

• Harry asked Hagrid to make him feel not worse.

• Harry asked Hagrid not to made him feel worse.

"Don't report me to the police." → The theif begged not to report him to the police.

"Don't deny your crime." - The detective told the thief not to deny his crime.

"Don't let him go."

• The lady requested not to let him go.

• The lady requested to not let him go.

• The lady requested let not him go.

• The lady requested he didn't go.

"Don't stand up." → The flight attendant asked us not to stand up.

"Don't use electronic devices." - The flight attendant warned us not to use electronic devices.

"Don't try to open the windows."

• The flight attendant told us not to try to open the windows.

• The flight attendant told us to didn't try to open the windows.

• The flight attendant told us to not tried to open the windows.

• The flight attendant told us we not try to open the windows.

"Do it." >>>> He told me ...