The document discusses the affirmative and negative forms of commands using pronouns and verbs like "want", "don't/doesn't want", "asked", "told", and "not + verb". It provides examples of affirmative commands like "I want you to do your homework" and negative commands like "I don't want you to play station". It also lists out additional examples of commands using subjects, objects, and verbs in the affirmative and negative form.

2. I want you to do your homework
I don’t want you to play station
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
NEGATIVE FORM
Subject
want
don’t/doesn’t want
Object
pronoun to verb

3. He asked me to marry him
He asked me to not tell anyone
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
NEGATIVE FORM
Subject asked
Object
pronoun to
Verb
not +verb

4. She told him to buy a tablet
She told him to not forget it
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
NEGATIVE FORM
Subject told
Object
pronoun to
Verb
not +verb

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7. 1.- She wanted me to go with her.
2.- I asked him to wait for me.
3.- You told me to phone you at 8:30.
4.- They wanted us to buy them some food.
5.- We asked her to be quiet.
6.- I told you to stop eating
fast food..

8. He asked her to marry him.
The policeman told her to
pick up her lifter
His mother told him to
stop watching TV.
Her husband asked her to
pass him the salt.
He asked his friend to
speak louder.
She asked him to
open the door for her.