"Mary, you left your phone in my car.", Could you tell Mary if she left her phone?, Could you tell Mary (that) she left her phone in my car?, Can you ask Mary not to leave her phone?, Would you ask Mary where is her phone?, "Mary, don't forget the reports.", Can you tell Mary that she forgets the reports?Can you tell Mary that she forgets the reports?, Could you ask Mary if she forgets the reports?, Can you tell Mary not to forget the reports?, Would you tell Mary to forgot the reports?, For indirect requests with imperatives, we use the infinitive (to + verb)., True, False, What is another word you can use instead of "if"?, Why, When, Weather, Which, "Mary, where are you having lunch?" -> Can you ask Mary where..., is she having lunch?, she's having lunch?, does she have lunch?, to have lunch?, "What time can I talk to you?" -> Would you ask her what time ___ ___ talk to her?, Can I, I can, "Ms. Martin, have you graded the tests?" -> Can you ask her ____ she's graded the tests?, that, what, which, if

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