The teacher said to him, “Do not go out.”

  • The teacher commanded him that he should not go out.
  • The teacher told him do not go out.
  • The teacher ordered him to not to go out.
  • The teacher advised him not to go out.
  • Explanation:

    The correct option is (A) though it could have been expressed better: the teacher asked him not to …. The teacher instructed him not to ….. the teacher urged him not to…; the teacher ordered him not to ….; the teacher instructed him not to …. The teacher urged him not to …. The teacher ordered him not to …; the teacher commanded him not to go out. Very rarely do we use this word in spoken or in written English; however the sentence isn’t grammatically incorrect.


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