“Shut the door，will you？” he said．

He________．


  1. A.
    asked me to shut the door
  2. B.
    wanted to shut the door
  3. C.
    told me shut the door
  4. D.
    asked me shut the door
A
表“命令”時(shí)，可用 tell(order)sb．to do sth．若選C，則應(yīng)為：told me to shut the door．表“請(qǐng)求”時(shí)，可用ask sb．to do sth．
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