Direct to indirect: command or request -> told/advised/requested + (not) to + verb

1. A.
   He said do it immediately.
2. B.
   He told to do it now.
3. C.
   He told me to do it at once.
4. D.
   He told me do it right now.

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1. A.
   She told me open the window.
2. B.
   She told me to open the window.
3. C.
   She told me opening the window.
4. D.
   She said me to open the window.

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1. A.
   Rita asked to close the window.
2. B.
   Rita said to close the window.
3. C.
   Rita requested that the window is closed.
4. D.
   Rita requested to close the window.

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1. A.
   The teacher said the students work hard.
2. B.
   The teacher told the students to worked hard.
3. C.
   The teacher advised the students to work hard to pass the exam.
4. D.
   The teacher asked the students that they must work hard.

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1. A.
   Father said don’t speak loudly.
2. B.
   Father told me not to speak loudly.
3. C.
   Father asked not to speak loudly.
4. D.
   Father said to me not speaking loudly.

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