Dad tells his child: “The TV is so loud!”What does Dad want the child to do?
Turn down the TV.
Dad tells Mom: “The door is letting all the cold air inside.” What does Dad want Mom to do?
Close the door.
Mom tells her child: “Your toys are still all over the floor.”What does Mom want the child to do?
Pick up the toys.
The teacher tells a student: “Your hands are covered in paint.” What does the teacher want the student to do?
Wash their hands.
Dad tells his child: “Your shoes are on the wrong feet.” What does Dad want the child to do?
Switch their shoes to the correct feet.
Mom tells Dad: “We’re almost out of milk.” What does Mom want Dad to do?
Buy or get more milk.
Mom tells Dad: “The trash can is full.” What does Mom want to happen next?
Take out the trash.
Mom tells Dad: “It’s getting really cold in here.”What does Mom want Dad to do?
Close the window or turn up the heat.
Mom tells Dad: “The baby is trying to sleep, but the music is very loud.” What does Mom want Dad to do?
Turn down or turn off the music.
The teacher tells a student: “Someone can trip with your backpack on the floor.” What does the teacher want the student to do?
Move the backpack.
The teacher tells a student: “There are papers all over your desk.” What does the teacher want to happen next?
Pick up or organize the papers.
The teacher tells a student: “Your pencil doesn’t have a point.” What does the teacher want the student to do?
Sharpen the pencil.
Mom tells her child: “Your bedroom floor is hard to see because of all your clothes.” What does Mom want the child to do?
Pick up the clothes.
The art teacher tells a student: “You’re the only one who doesn’t have a paintbrush.” What does the teacher want the student to do?
Get a paintbrush
Dad tells Mom: “The living room is really dark.”What does Dad want Mom to do?
Turn on the light.