What’s the best option for the sentence above?
What is the difference once you get three words in a sentence.? What are grammatical errors?
The boy “told”/”asked”/”said to” his teacher to explain the passage.
The boy asked his teacher to clarify the passage.
At school and home, a boy asked his teacher what passage to read.
The boy said to the teacher to explain the passage; but so was the boy
happy, he said to his teacher and even I don’t know if I may have heard others so.
After that, the boy said to his teacher how to explain the passage.
The boy commands his teacher to explain the passage, as he were her superior or sibling. In almost any classroom situation, we’d describe it as disrespectful.
What is passage 2 of the Bible?
A polite request. Much less rude than above. I’m putting a request about my response on Quora.
The boy said to his teacher to explain the passage.
Is Natural sounding at all. Is it overpowering. What is the command in the first instance? It would be natural for school officials to say this, “Explain the passage.”
“Which
is it: “? What is the context of which you refer?
The ” told “, if used in that sentence, sounds like the boy issued a charge. How can a boy don’t command his teachers? Why?
The ” asked ” is most appropriate as far as interaction between boys and their teachers goes.
The ” said to ” is similar to ” told “.
Two are grammatically acceptable. The
first consists of a few parts that a writer must use.
The boy asked his teacher to clarify the passage.
At school and home, a boy asked his teacher what passage to read.
The boy said to the teacher to explain the passage; but so was the boy
happy, he said to his teacher and even I don’t know if I may have heard others so.
After that, the boy said to his teacher how to explain the passage.
The boy commands his teacher to explain the passage, as he were her superior or sibling. In almost any classroom situation, we’d describe it as disrespectful.
What is passage 2 of the Bible?
A polite request. Much less rude than above. I’m putting a request about my response on Quora.
The boy said to his teacher to explain the passage.
Is Natural sounding at all. Is it overpowering. What is the command in the first instance? It would be natural for school officials to say this, “Explain the passage.”
“Which
is it: “? What is the context of which you refer?
