15.04.2021 · Identify Imperative Sentence to Change Direct Speech to Indirect Speech. Imperative Sentence . a) normally the subject will be “ you ” and it is not written in the sentence, but it remains in understood condition. b) from such sentences we can understand someone advised, ordered or requested us. Example: Mother said to me, “(You) Don’t run in the sun.”
He said to me, “May I have your address please.” He requested to have my address. She said, “Will you please give me two days’ leave.” She requested for two days leave. Aimee says to me, “Will you please tell me the topic of your speech.” Aimee requested for the topic of my speech. Examples of sentences with order Captain said, “Open the fire.”
Orders · John told his brother to change direction · My boss orders me to work harder · She instructed them to learn the alphabet · The general commanded his ...
Reported speech imperatives, also known as reported commands, follow a slightly different structure to normal indirect speech. We use imperatives to give orders, advice, or make requests.
Direct and Indirect Speech Imperative Sentences Rules & Examples • The type of sentence which expresses order, request, command, advice, and warning is ...
22.02.2021 · Indirect Speech Imperatives. When we change an imperative from direct speech into indirect speech we use the verbs told, ordered or commanded and we use the infinitive with to instead of the imperative. For example: Direct speech: Open the door! Indirect speech: He told me to open the door. Direct speech: Stop talking!
Circle the correct words to complete these sentences. ... Examples. 1. Direct speech is the exact word a speaker ... Imperatives in indirect speech use the ...
Back to: Direct and Indirect Speech (Narration) Sentence that begins with let also belongs to imperative form.Sentence with let is slightly different form other sentences that give order, advise, warning, command etc. . Rules. Let is used in a sentence to express a suggestion or proposal.We have to understand from the mood of the sentence if something is suggested or …
Indirect Speech for Imperative Sentence: ; She said to me, “Please help me”. She · me to help her. ; He said to me, “Please make some tea for me”. He · me to make ...
In case of negative imperative sentence ‘do not’ in the direct speech changes to ‘not to’ in indirect speech. We can also use ‘forbade/prohibited’ followed by ‘to’. In imperative sentence the reporting verb ‘said’, ‘said to’, ‘told’ changes to advised, command, requested, ordered, etc. depending on the mood of the sentence. Examples Previous Lesson
Imperative Sentenses ; He adviced me not to play music there. ; The teacher adviced him not to be late in the class. ; My father ordered me not to play game on ...
Examples of sentences with request ... He said to me, “May I have your address please.” He requested to have my address. She said, “Will you please give me two ...