Indirect Speech - (Imperative)

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¡Convierte órdenes directas en Indirect Speech (Imperative) y demuestra tu dominio del inglés!

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Carmencita Condori Quiñajo

Bolivia

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Froggy Jumps Indirect Speech - (Imperative)Versión en línea ¡Convierte órdenes directas en Indirect Speech (Imperative) y demuestra tu dominio del inglés! por Carmencita Condori Quiñajo 1 "Close the voting booth door, will you?" said the election official at San Calixto School. - She told me ______ the door. a close b to close c closed 2 "Don’t shout in the library," said the UMSA professor. - The teacher warned us ______ in the library. a not to shout b to not shout c don’t shout 3 "Jallalla! Help me carry these crates from the 16 de Julio Fair," said the chola vendor. - The market vendor asked me ______ her with the crates. a To help b Help c Helped 4 "Don't forget your birth certificate, kids," said the clerk at City Hall on Pérez Velasco street. - The clerk reminded us ______ our birth certificates. a Be forget b not to forget c told forget 5 "Pass me the salt, huh?" said my aunt while we ate silpancho at Lanza Market. - My aunt told me ______ her the salt. a to pass b not to pass c Told pass 6 "Don’t touch the power lines," said the ENDE technician. - The technician warned us ______ the power lines. a not to touch b to not touch c Don't touch 7 "Bring your ID cards tomorrow, kiddos," said the teacher at Don Bosco School. - The teacher instructed us ______ our ID cards. a to bring b To not bring c Not bring 8 "Sweetie, buy more marraqueta bread from the corner store," my mom told me.** - Mom asked me ______ more bread. . a Not buy b to not buy c to buy 9 "Don’t leave trash in Plaza Murillo," said the municipal guard. - The guard told us ______ trash in Plaza Murillo. a To not leave b not to leave c Don't leave 10 "Come early to the folkloric parade," my aunt said. - My aunt told me ______ early to the parade. a Come b That I come c to come

Froggy Jumps

Indirect Speech - (Imperative)Versión en línea

¡Convierte órdenes directas en Indirect Speech (Imperative) y demuestra tu dominio del inglés!

por Carmencita Condori Quiñajo

"Close the voting booth door, will you?" said the election official at San Calixto School. - She told me ______ the door.

to close

closed

"Don’t shout in the library," said the UMSA professor. - The teacher warned us ______ in the library.

not to shout

to not shout

don’t shout

"Jallalla! Help me carry these crates from the 16 de Julio Fair," said the chola vendor. - The market vendor asked me ______ her with the crates.

To help

Help

Helped

"Don't forget your birth certificate, kids," said the clerk at City Hall on Pérez Velasco street. - The clerk reminded us ______ our birth certificates.

Be forget

not to forget

told forget

"Pass me the salt, huh?" said my aunt while we ate silpancho at Lanza Market. - My aunt told me ______ her the salt.

to pass

not to pass

Told pass

"Don’t touch the power lines," said the ENDE technician. - The technician warned us ______ the power lines.

not to touch

to not touch

Don't touch

"Bring your ID cards tomorrow, kiddos," said the teacher at Don Bosco School. - The teacher instructed us ______ our ID cards.

to bring

To not bring

Not bring

"Sweetie, buy more marraqueta bread from the corner store," my mom told me.** - Mom asked me ______ more bread. .

Not buy

to not buy

to buy

"Don’t leave trash in Plaza Murillo," said the municipal guard. - The guard told us ______ trash in Plaza Murillo.

To not leave

not to leave

Don't leave

"Come early to the folkloric parade," my aunt said. - My aunt told me ______ early to the parade.

Come

That I come

to come

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Indirect Speech - (Imperative)Versión en línea

por Carmencita Condori Quiñajo

"Close the voting booth door, will you?" said the election official at San Calixto School. - She told me ______ the door.

"Don’t shout in the library," said the UMSA professor. - The teacher warned us ______ in the library.

"Jallalla! Help me carry these crates from the 16 de Julio Fair," said the chola vendor. - The market vendor asked me ______ her with the crates.

"Don't forget your birth certificate, kids," said the clerk at City Hall on Pérez Velasco street. - The clerk reminded us ______ our birth certificates.

"Pass me the salt, huh?" said my aunt while we ate silpancho at Lanza Market. - My aunt told me ______ her the salt.

"Don’t touch the power lines," said the ENDE technician. - The technician warned us ______ the power lines.

"Bring your ID cards tomorrow, kiddos," said the teacher at Don Bosco School. - The teacher instructed us ______ our ID cards.

"Sweetie, buy more marraqueta bread from the corner store," my mom told me.** - Mom asked me ______ more bread. .

"Don’t leave trash in Plaza Murillo," said the municipal guard. - The guard told us ______ trash in Plaza Murillo.

"Come early to the folkloric parade," my aunt said. - My aunt told me ______ early to the parade.

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