WorksheetsNew Treasure 2 - Lesson 11-2
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
(my mother) (tell) (me) (“Share the apple pie with your brother.”)
My mother told me, “Share the apple pie with your brother.”
My mother told to me to share the apple pie with my brother.
My mother told me to share the apple pie with my brother.
My mother told me to share the apple pie with your brother.
( I ) (ask) (her) (“Take care of my children.”)
I asked her to take care of my children.
I asked him to take care of my children.
I asked to her, “Take care of my children.”
I asked to her to take care of my children.
( I ) (want) (you) (“Know that I miss you very much.”)
I want you to know that you miss me very much.
I want you to know that I miss you very much.
I want you to know to you that I miss you very much.
I want you know that I miss you very much.
( he ) (would like) (her) (“Call me back.”)
He would like her to call me back.
She would like him to call her back.
He would like her to call him back.
She would like him to call me back.
( I ) (advise) (him) (“Apologize to Mary.”)
I advised to him apologize to Mary.
I advised to him to apologize to Mary.
I advised him apologize to Mary.
I advised him to apologize to Mary.
(the police officer) (order) (me) (“Show me your driver’s license.”)
The police officer ordered me to show him my driver’s license.
The police officer ordered me to show me his driver's license
The police officer ordered me to show your driver’s license.
The police officer ordered me to show him your driver’s license
(my father) (allow) (us) (“You CAN’T have a pet.”)
My father allows us to have a pet.
My father doesn’t allow us to can’t have a pet
My father doesn’t allow us to have a pet.
My father allows up to can’t have a pet.
( I ) (would like) (her) (“Eat lunch with me.”)
I would like to her, “Eat lunch with me.”
I would like her to eat lunch with me.
I would like her to eat lunch with him.
I would like to her eat lunch with me.
(Tom’s father) (want) (him) (“Be a doctor.”)
Tom’s father wants him to be a doctor.
Tom’s father wants to be a doctor
Tom’s father wants to him to be a doctor.
Tom’s father wants him, “Be a doctor.”
The doctor advised me to stay in bed.
I want my father to buy me a new bicycle.
I would like you to help me with my homework.
My father didn’t allow me to go the concert.
I would like him to lend me his book.
My teacher won’t allow me to use my cell phone in class.
My father asked me to share my ice cream with my sister.
My brother asked me to buy some sugar.
John asked me to make a turtle with balloons .
