--Joyce, please don’t stand on the bookstand.
--Pardon?
--I _____ stand on the bookstand.

A．tell you don’tB．tell you not toC．told you didn’tD．told you not to

D

解析試題分析：考查不定式用法和時態(tài)。不定式的否定式是在不定式前面直接加not構(gòu)成。Tell sb not to do sth告訴某人不要做某事。句意：—Joyce，請不要在在書攤前面�！堅僬f一遍�！腋嬖V你不要站在書攤前面。根據(jù)句意說明使用一般過去時。故D正確。
考點：考查不定式用法和時態(tài)
點評：不定式的否定式是在不定式前面直接加not構(gòu)成。Tell sb not to do sth告訴某人不要做某事

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