Put “to” before the infinitive where it is necessary. My son asked me … let him … go to the club

1) Helen said her friends had arrived in the USA.

2) He said they have been friends at school.

3) She said she would take them to the cinema on Saturday.

4) He said they had not been there for a long time.

5) They said they would write a letter to me when they returned home.

6) He said he was sure that the girls would be excellent translators.

7) She said they had learnt a lot of new rules.

8) Martin said that several students would visit his school on Wednesday. 

9) She said she had  met him in the street. 

10) They said their nephew  has told them a lot of interesting things about his travel.

1) He asked me if i often saw my relatives

2) They asked me if i would  see my  brother before I leaved

3) I asked my daughter if she has packed her suitcase yet

4) I asked Kate if  anybody had met me

5) Mike asked Jane if she would come to the station to see me off

1) I asked him what he is doing
2) He asked them who they would see before they leave

3) They asked me where i lived

4) My mother asked me when i had come home the day before

5) She asked them where he worked


1) The man told Kate not to be afraid of his dog

2) The dentist told the patient to Open his  mouth.

3) The pupil asked the teacher to explain that rule

4) Nick’s mother told him not to eat too much chocolate.

5) The doctor told me not to go for a walk that day

Larri: Oh  no  Teddy  hasn't  got  any  eyes!
Larri: əʊ  nəʊ  ˈtɛdi  ˈhæznt  gɒt  ˈɛni   aɪz!
 
Nanny: Yes, he has!
ˈnæni:  jɛs,  hiː  hæz! 

Nanny: He's  got  two big eyes.
ˈnæni:  hiːz   gɒt   tuː  bɪg  aɪz. 

Lulu: But look, Nanny! He hasn't got a nose!ˈluːluː: bʌt lʊk, ˈnæni! hiː ˈhæznt gɒt ə nəʊz! 

Nanny:  Yes,  he  has!  He's  got  a  small  black  nose.
ˈnæni:  jɛs, hiː hæz! hiːz gɒt ə smɔːl blæk nəʊz.
 
Larry:  Oh,  now  Teddy's  wonderful!
ˈlæri:   əʊ,   naʊ    ˈtɛdiz   ˈwʌndəfʊl! 

Lulu:  Now  Chuckles  is  very  happy.  Thank  you, Nanny!
ˈluːluː naʊ    ˈʧʌklz       ɪz ˈvɛri  ˈhæpi.    θæŋk   juː,   ˈnæni! 

Larry:  Thank  you, Nanny!
ˈlæri:   θæŋk   juː,    'næni!