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Examples:
Cecilia Arreola A00231911
Milita Sandoval A00231929
Imperative sentences:
Intructions: Write your account number on your check
Directions: Turn left on Fifth Avenue
Warnings: Don’tfeed your dog candy.
Commands/orders: Come here now!
Requests: Please show the client in.
Reporting Imperative sentences:
Example: Request: “Please show the client in.” said Mr. Wells to thereceptionist
Mr. Wells told the receptionist to show the client in.
Form- (who + (tell/ask)
Make a wish. (What did the mother say?
The mother told: ___ her daughter to make a wish__.
Enjoy youryouth, son. (What did the father say?)
The father told: __ his son to enjoy his youth__.
Don’t go too fast and have an accident on your birthday. (What did the father say?)
The father told: __ his sonnot to go too fast and have an accident on his birthday__.
Dance with me is my birthday. (What did the man say?)
The man asked: __ the woman to dance with him__ because it was his birthday
OtherReporting verbs
* Jennifer invited us to come to her party.
* Jennifer warned us not to tell her we had other plans.
* Jennifer warned us not to be late.
* Jennifer reminded us to beon time.

Rules:
Form-
[who + (tell/ask) + whom + infinitive]

NOT goes before infinitive

the verb that most accurately reports the nature of the speaker words is meaning and porpousethe grammar that is required by the reporting verb is structure

requests: tell, ask, plead, urge
invitations: ask, invite
commands/ orders: tell, command, demand, order, wish
directions/instructions: tell, advise, caution, instruct, recommend
questions: ask, inquire, question, wonder
responses: answer, clarify confirm, explain, insist, reply, respond
neutral statements: add, comment,express, mention, remark, say, state
emotional statements: cry, exclaim, shout, shriek, yell
purposeful statements: accuse announce, argue, assert, challenge

[__?_ + whom + infinitive]
advise...