Reported Commands
Change the sentence to a reported command.
My friend said, "Close the window."
My friend told me to close the window.
Complete the sentence with already or yet.
I have _____ finished my homework.
I have already finished my homework.
Change the verb to a gerund or an infinitive.
I enjoy _____ (watch) movies.
I enjoy watching movies.
Fix the mistake.
When I feel stressed I listen to music.
When I feel stressed, I listen to music.
Fix the mistake.
I brush my teeth, before I sleep.
I brush my teeth before I sleep.
Change the sentence to a reported command.
My boss said, "Don't use your phone."
My boss told me not to use my phone.
Complete the sentence with already or yet.
Have you eaten lunch _____?
Have you eaten lunch yet?
Change the verb to a gerund or an infinitive.
She plans _____ (study) tonight.
She plans to study tonight.
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
What do you do when you have a lot of work?
When I have a lot of work, I make a list.
I multitask when I have a lot of work.
What do you do after you finish work?
After I finish work, I go home.
I go to school after I finish work.
Fix the mistake.
My friend told me don't be late.
My friend told me not to be late.
She hasn't already called me yet.
She hasn't called me yet.
She has already called me.
He decided going to the library.
He decided to go to the library.
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
What do you do when you feel tired?
I rest when I feel tired.
When I feel tired, I take a break.
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
What do you do before you travel?
Before I travel, I check my passport.
I save money before I travel.
You write in the class textbook. What might your teacher tell you? Make a reported command.
The teacher told me not to write in the book.
Make a question with present perfect and yet.
Have you seen that movie yet?
Has she washed the dishes yet?
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
What do you like doing?
I like running.
I like to cook.
Combine the sentences using a when clause.
I feel hungry. I look for something to eat.
When I feel hungry, I look for something to eat.
I look for something to eat when I feel hungry.
Combine the sentences using a before or after clause.
I get paid. I pay my bills.
After I get paid, I pay my bills.
Before I pay my bills, I get paid.
You park in the construction area. What might security tell you? Make a reported command.
Security told me not to park in the construction area.
Security told me to park somewhere else.
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
What have you already done this week?
I have already done laundry.
I have already met with my family.
I have already watched a movie.
Answer the question in a complete sentence.
What do you intend to do after this semester?
I intend to travel.
I intend to take another class.
Combine the sentences using a when clause.
I exercise. I listen to music.
When I exercise, I listen to music.
I listen to music when I exercise.
Combine the sentences using a before or after clause.
I finish homework. I watch TV.
I watch TV after I finish homework.
I finish homework before I watch TV.