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III.Combine white glue with water in a bowl. a)Making Slime b) Volcano Eruption c) Growing Crystals sd)Lava Lamp

IV. Place a string or pipe cleaner in the solution.

a) Making Slime b) Volcano Eruption c)Growing Crystals d)Lava Lamp

V. Drop a few drops of food coloring into the bottle. a) Making Slime b)Volcano Eruption c)Growing Crystals d)Lava Lamp

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3. Compare your answers with another pair:

Grammar

Reported Commands

In community, read the following grammar explanation and write more examples on the board.

A reported command is when you use indirect speech to convey an order; request, or instruction given by someone else. When we are reporting a command, we typically use a reporting verb like tell, advise or ask in past tense, followed by the reported command in a subordinate clause.

Structure

•Affirmative commands: reporting verb in past tense + to-infinitive •Negative commands: reporting verb in past tense + not + to-infinitive

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Affirmative commands	Negative commands
Dinect speech: Dad:"Do your homework." "Do your homework,"my dad said. Reported command: My dad told me to domy homework.	Direct speech: Teacher:"Don't play in class." "Don't play in class,'the teacher said. Reported command: The teacher told us not to play in class.

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