Answers to “3.7 told/asked + object + … (review)”
Mrs. Black à her son: “You were out very late last night.”
Mrs. Black told her son he was out very late last night.
Ray à Gail: “My brother sent me a new radio.”
Ray told Gail his brother sent him a new radio.
The doctor à Mr. Lopez: “Mr. Lopez, listen to me carefully.”
The doctor told Mr. Lopez to listen to him/her carefully.
Jill à her brother: “Will you lend me your bike?”
Jill asked her brother to lend her his bike.
Kay à David: “David, don’t go swimming by yourself.”
Kay told David not to go swimming by himself.
Jane à Tom: “Tom, don’t invite the Millers again.”
Jane told Tom not to invite the Millers again.
“me” à Linda: “I came home last night at 11:30.”
I told Linda [when | what time] I came home last night.
Ned à Jack: “I play tennis with Mary”.
Ned told Jack who he plays tennis with.
Anna à her husband: “Dear, call your mother after dinner.”
Anna told her husband to call his mother after dinner.
Don à Carl: “Carl, will you help me carry the desk?”
Don asked Carl to help him carry the desk.
Bill and Helen à Betty: “We’ve never eaten at that restaurant.”
Bill and Helen told Betty they’ve never eaten at that restaurant.
Bobby à his girlfriend: “Will you forgive me for what I said?”
Bobby asked his girlfriend to forgive him for what he said.
The workers à their boss: “We repaired Mr. Bell’s car.”
The workers told their boss whose car they repaired.
“me” à the taxi driver: “Turn left at the next traffic light.”
I told the taxi driver where to turn left.
The teacher à the students: “Do your homework by yourselves.”
The teacher told the students to do their homework by themselves.
Molly à Mr. and Mrs. Fisher: “I had fun at your party.”
Molly told Mr. and Mrs. Fisher she had fun at their party.
Mr. Hunt à the children: “Children, will you please stop yelling?”
Mr. Hunt asked the children to stop yelling.
John à his friend: “Bring a six-pack of beer tonight.”
John told his friend how much beer to bring tonight.