Reporting order, sugestions...

Question 1

Some verbs can follow a TO+INFINITIVE, without an object:
Propose, agree, demand, guarantee, offer, promise, swear, threaten, volunteer.

Answer 1

“The theater will be built next to the town hall.” They propose to build the theater next the town hall. (not they propose them to build…)

Question 2

Object+TO INFINITIVE CLAUSE:
Encourage, advise, ask, call on, command, instruct, invite, order, persuade, recommend, remind, request, urge, warn, tell.

Answer 2

You should take the job, Fran.
She encouraged Fran to take the job.

Question 3

After some verbs, can use THAT clause or TO+INFINITIVE clause:
Promise, agree, demand, expect, guarantee, hope, propose, request, vow.

Answer 3

He promised to arrive on time.
OR He promised that he would arrive on time.

Question 4

After some verbs use a THAT clause but not a TO+INFINITIVE clause:
Insist, order, say, suggest.

Answer 4

There were cheers when he suggested that we went home early. (not suggested to go).

Question 5

Some verbs need an OBJECT+THAT CLAUSE OR TO+INFINITIVE CLAUSE:
Advise, order.

Answer 5

I advised that she should accept.
OR I advised her to accept.
NOT I advise to accept.

Question 6

Some verbs use TO+INFINITIVE but NOT THAT CLAUSE:
Intend, long, offer, refuse, volunteer, want.

Answer 6

Carol intends to return to Dublin.
NOT Carol intends that she should return.

Question 7

Some verbs used in reporting can be followed by ING or THAT clause:
Advise, propose, recommend, suggest.

Answer 7

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