Reported commands and requests

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Reported commands and requests

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COMMANDS AND EXCLAMATIONS

COMMANDS AND EXCLAMATIONS. A command is a sentence that gives an order or direction. Use a period (.) to end a command. An exclamation is a sentence that shows strong feeling. Use an exclamation point (!) to end an exclamation. 1. Go to the airport. 2. What a big limo that is!.

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Commands and Exclamations

Commands and Exclamations. Command. A sentence that tells you to do something is a COMMAND. In a command sentence, the subject is always you, but it is not stated. An example of a command sentence:. Go take a bath. Who?. YOU. Go take a bath.

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Commands

Commands. Mikchewin - Work Wawijgen - Read Kikton - Talk Jipteben - Sit down Dadokmeben - Behave Majin - leave Byan shote - come here. Mikchewik- Work Wawijgek- Read Kiktok- Talk Jiptebek- Sit down Dadokmebek- Behave Majik- leave Byak shote- come here.

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Commands

Commands. How do we use commands in english ?. Brainstorm a few. The command form in French. How to form : Take the tu or vous form of the verb Porter- portes or portez If it is the Tu form and an er verb , drop off the s. Example. Conduire: Tu Conduis!

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COMMANDS

COMMANDS. French III & French III HONORS. Bell Work (le 24 février ). What is the difference between … a. Vous respectez la nature. b. Respectez la nature !. The Imperative/Commands . The command form of a verb is used to express: orders invitations requests rules advice.

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Requests

Requests. Hora Hedayati. Definition. A request is a letter asking the recipient to do something he or she does not have to do , may not have time to do, or may not want to do. FAVOR REQUESTS.

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Der Imperativ. The imperative is used for commands, requests and instructions.

Der Imperativ. The imperative is used for commands, requests and instructions. Anna, komm herein! (du = you, singular) Anna, come in! Jane und Bob, komm t herein! ( ihr = you, plural) Jane and Bob, come in! Oma Anke , komm en Sie herein! ( Sie = you, singular & plural, polite)

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43.1 Reported questions , reported commands , eating out

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REPORTED

REPORTED. SPEECH. Say what people use direct and reported speech for. Read the dialogue between the members of a football fan's family. Find the sentences with reported speech. Mum: Good morning, dear. Good morning. What's the matter? Mark: Dad says that he's lost his voice.

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Reporting Statements, Questions, Commands, Requests and Suggestions

Reporting Statements, Questions, Commands, Requests and Suggestions. REPORTED SPEECH. What is it ? How do you use it?. He said he was feeling ill. Where’s Tom?.

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COMMANDS and PRONOUNS

COMMANDS and PRONOUNS. What are the 3 types of pronouns?. Direct Indirect Reflexive. A, A, A, A. For all, POSITIVE commands…. A lways A ttach A ccent A ffirmative ***. Where does the accent go?. THE ACCENT ALWAYS GOES ON THE SECOND TO LAST SYLLABLE OF THE ORIGINAL WORD!.

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Requests and costs. 1. Requests and costs data.

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Commands and predicates

Commands and predicates. LISP functions are divided into 2 classes. Predicates are functions that return boolean values i.e. t or nil. The rest are commands. Functions. Commands. Predicates. Sequences (1). Sequences. Lists. Vectors*. *Vectors are 1-dimensional array. Sequences (2).

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Shells and Commands

Shells and Commands. Emanuele Leonardi. Le shell. Una shell è un programma di interfaccia tra lo utente e il sistema operativo.

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COMMANDS

COMMANDS. COMMANDS. Video 1. ¡ Atención !. ¡ Atención !. ¡Párate! / ¡ Levántate!. ¡Párense! / ¡ Levántense!. ¡Siéntate!. ¡Siéntense!. ¡Da la vuelta!. ¡Den la vuelta !. ¡Levanta la mano!. ¡Levanten las manos!. ¡Baja la mano!. ¡Bajen las manos!. Hola. Hola. ¡Repite!. Hola. Hola.

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COMMANDS

COMMANDS. ¡ Atención !. ¡ Atención !. ¡Párate! / ¡ Levántate!. ¡Párense! / ¡ Levántense!. ¡Siéntate!. ¡Siéntense!. ¡Da la vuelta!. ¡Den la vuelta!. ¡Levanta la mano!. ¡Levanten las manos!. ¡Baja la mano!. ¡Bajen las manos!. Hola. Hola. ¡Repite!. Hola. Hola. Hola. Hola.

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commands

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REPORTED SPEECH: REPORTED QUESTIONS

REPORTED SPEECH: REPORTED QUESTIONS. REPORTED QUESTIONS. We do not use question marks in reported speech. In reported speech, questions use the same order as affirmative sentences.  direct question : VERB + SUBJECT  reported question : SUBJECT + VERB

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Direct Speech and Indirect Speech ---------- requests and commands

Direct Speech and Indirect Speech ---------- requests and commands. (Ⅰ) Direct speech. Requests （要求）. Orders/commands( 命令 ). Do …please? Can you …? Could you …? Will you …?. Do… . Don’t…. (Ⅱ)Indirect speech. 1.Requests 请求、要求. sb. asks sb. else (not) to do sth.

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Greetings and Commands

Greetings and Commands. salvē, salvēte. Hi! Hello! Greetings!. valē, valēte !. goodbye!. charta. collige, colligite. pagina. collect. tacē, tacēte. Be quiet!. ignosce mihi. excuse me, pardon me. quaesō. please. audī, audīte. listen. venī, venīte hūc. Come here. nōn intellegō.

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