English with kids
Please look at these sentences.
That day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet if not I would send them out of the class.
That day in my class I told my students to maintain the silence, if they don't/didn't I would send them out of the class.
That day in my class I asked him to keep quiet if he doesn't/didn't I would send him out of the class.
Now this is statement I have given to someone, on that Day I asked students to do as above. Which one is grammatically correct am I fully wrong please help me to correct these?
Top answer
That day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet if not I would send them out of the class. No. Say it this way.
- That day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet if not I would send them out of the class.
- No.
- Say it this way.
- That day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet.
- I told them that if they didn't, I would send them out of the room.
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That day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet if not I would send them out of the class.
No. Say it this way.
That day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet. I told them that if they didn't, I would send them out of the room.
Your other two examples need the same kind of change.
Clive
0Also,
I told my students to keep quiet or I'd throw them out of class.
CJ
(It's not literally throwing them of course.)
0Liton DasThat day in my class I asked my students to keep quiet if not I would send them out of the class.
You don't need the red part. When I was at school in England, teachers talked of sending students out.
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