"He works in a bank" (say), "We went out last night" (tell), "I'm coming today" (say), "I was waiting for the bus when he arrived" (tell), "I'd never been there before" (say), "I didn't go to the party" (tell), "Lucy'll come later" (say), "He hasn't eaten breakfast this morning" (tell), "I can help you tomorrow" (say), "You should go to bed early" (tell), "I won't see you tomorrow" (say), "She's living in Paris for a few months" (say), "I hadn't travelled by underground before I came to London" (say), "They would help if they could" (say), "He could read when he was three" (say), "I'll do the washing-up later" (tell), "I was sleeping when Julie called" (say), "She hasn't eaten sushi before" (say), "I visited my parents at the weekend" (tell), "Where is he?" (ask), "What are you doing?" (ask), "Why did you go out last night?" (ask), "Who was that handsome man?" (ask), "How is your mother?" (ask), "Where will you live after graduation?" (ask), "What were you doing when I saw you?" (ask), "How was the journey?" (ask), "How often do you go to the cinema?" (ask), "Do you live in London?" (ask), "Have you been to Paris?" (ask), "Are you working tonight?" (ask), "Will you come later?" (ask), "Is this the road to the station?" (ask), "Did you do your homework?" (ask), "Do you like coffee?" (ask), "Can you help me?" (ask), "Where is the post office?" (ask), "Why is July sad?" (ask), "What's for dinner?" (ask), "Who is the woman in the red dress?" (ask), "How much is the rent on your flat?" (ask), "What is the weather like in Jaén?" (ask), "Who is the prime minister of United Kingdom" (ask), "Who do you go running with?" (ask), "How many books do they own?" (ask), "When does Luke do at the weekend?" (ask), "Where do your parents live?" (ask), "Is it cold outside?" (ask + if), "Are they in Paris?" (ask + if), "Is the bus stop near the shopping centre?" (ask + if), "Does Julie drink tea?" (ask + if), "Am I late?" (ask + if), "Does David go to the cinema often?" (ask + if), "Does your sister live in Stockholm?" (ask + if), "Do I talk too much?" (ask + if), "Does Jennifer want a new job?" (ask + if), "Are you a doctor?" (ask + if), "Is my brother in the garden?" (ask + if), "Are you coming to the party tonight?" (ask + if), "Are James and Lucy from France?" (ask + if), "Do you like fish?" (ask + if), "Do they go on holiday every summer?" (ask + if), "Do the children study Chinese?" (ask + if), "Please help me carry this" (ask), "Please come early" (ask), "Please buy some milk" (ask), "Could you please open the window?" (ask), "Could you bring that book tonight?" (ask), "Can you help me with the homework, please?" (ask), "Would you bring me a cup of coffee, please?" (ask), "Would you mind passing the salt?" (ask), "Would you mind lending me a pencil?" (ask), "I was wondering if you could possibly tell me the time" (ask), "Go to bed!" (tell), "Don't smoke!" (tell), "Do your homework!" (tell), "Wait here!" (tell), "Don't do that!" (tell), "Eat your dinner!" (tell), "Don't make a mess!" (tell), "Do the washing-up!" (tell), "Don't be late!" (tell), "Tidy your room!" (tell).

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