Utter Directive Reflexes below 4–5 times aloud.  

Directive Reflexes:

Always be polite when you speak to people.

Always take heed of good advice.

Ask someone to translate it.

Balance it on your head like this.

Be careful with it.

Be cheerful.

Be early.

Be nice to them.

Be patient.

Be prepared for anything.

Be quick, then.

Be quiet, can’t you?

Be waiting for him when he returns.

Blow your nose.

Borrow someone’s car.

Brush your hair, Pedro.

Buy a new car.

Buy me a couple.

Buy me a few, will you?

Buy the largest tin.

Buy yourself a drink or something.

Carry on as usual.

Catch the three o’clock from Pune.

Cheer up. Come along, if you like.

Come and see me again.

Come at seven, then.

Come down at once.

Come in and sit down.

Come in out of the rain.

Come over here a minute.

Come round at five.

Come to the cinema with me.

Consider the expense.

Consider yourself lucky.

Cook it in butter.

Count from one to ten.

Cut a bit off it.

Do be quiet, will you?

Do hurry up.

Do it again.

Do it whenever it’s convenient.

Do stay a little longer.

Do tell us a story, grandma.

Do whatever you like.

Don’t argue with me.

Don’t be cross with the children.

Don’t be deceived by his promises.

Don’t be discouraged by all this.

Don’t be late.

Don’t be ridiculous.

Don’t be so nervous.

Don’t be too long.

Don’t be too sure.

Don’t believe everything she tells you.

Don’t believe everything you hear.

Don’t bother on my account.

Don’t decide in a hurry.

Don’t despair.

Don’t drive too fast.

Don’t ever ask me again.

Don’t ever do that again.

Don’t finish it all at once.

Don’t forget to listen to the news today.

Don’t get dressed yet.

Don’t get misled by all this.

Don’t give it another thought.

Don’t give me too many.

Don’t go alone.

Don’t have anything to do with it.

Don’t hurry.

Don’t hurt it.

Don’t interrupt, Keshav.

Don’t invite Ravi again.

Don’t just sit there.

Don’t just stand there.

Don’t lean your bicycle against the wall.

Don’t leave the office until I return.

Don’t lend her anything.

Don’t let anyone think that this is easy.

Don’t let it get you down.

Don’t let us go there.

Don’t look so disapproving.

Don’t make a noise, please.

Don’t make so much fuss about it.

Don’t make too much noise.

Don’t miss your train.

Don’t move.

Don’t offer to help him.

Don’t panic

Don’t point children.

Don’t put the wine near the fire.

Don’t put your hands near the bars.

Don’t read in bad light.

Don’t rely on that clock.

Don’t rush me, Julia.

Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

Don’t shout into the telephone.

Don’t spend it all at once.

Don’t stand any of his nonsense.

Don’t stay too late.

Don’t stop now

Don’t take any notice of them.

Don’t take too long.

Don’t talk with your mouth full.

Don’t tease that dog.

Don’t tell anyone the secret.

Don’t tell Priya.

Don’t touch that switch.

Don’t touch the gates.

Don’t treat me like a baby.

Don’t trouble.

Don’t try to dissuade me.

Don’t try to mislead them.

Don’t use that knife.

Don’t walk on the grass.

Don’t waste time.

Don’t you believe it.

Don’t you dare lay a finger on him.

Don’t you do that any more.

Everybody close their books.

Explain it to him.

Explain it to her that I regret it.

Find Jack and give him this message.

Find out what time the train starts.

Force yourself to drink it.

Get a bit closer.

Get dressed, will you?

Get inside?

Get rid of it.

Get the plumber to have a look at it.

Get your friend to do it.

Give her some flowers.

Give him a handful of it.

Give it to her brother.

Give me another chance.

Give me a ten pence.

Give them to her.

Give up the idea.

Go after them.

Go and boil your head.

Go and see them.

Go and stand in the corner.

Go around and see a beat of the city.

Go at once.

Go have a look, will you?

Go right ahead.

Go to bed.

Go to the counter.

Hand it over.

Hand over your money.

Hang on a second.

Have a bit of sense.

Have a cigarette.

Have a cup of coffee.

Have a few.

Have a glass of champagne.

Have a go at it.

Have a good holiday.

Have a look at it!

Have done with this nonsense.

Have it your own way.

Have some more.

Have some sugar.

Have this one on me.

Have your passport ready.

Help them.

Help your mother, Peter.

help yourself.

Hold it for me.

Hold my parcel for me.

Hurry up there.

Hurry up, dear.

Hurry up.

Imagine how silly he would look.

Just ignore it.

Keep calm.

Keep it as long as you like.

Keep moving.

Keep still.

Keep the gate closed.

Keep them for me.

Keep this away from here.

Leave it here.

Leave it to me.

Leave the key with him.

Leave this room instantly.

Lend me a pen for a moment.

Lend me fifty rupees, Ravi.

Let him try.

Let him wait.

Let it rain.

Let me have a look at that letter.

Let me have a shot at it.

Let me have it by Saturday.

Let me know fast, will you?

Let me know if you want it?

Let them all apply.

Let us hope for the best.

Let us not open the door for some time.

Let’s walk there.

Listen to the birds.

Look around you.

Look at the paper.

Look at the weather.

Look at this coat.

Look at this painting.

Look everywhere.

Look out of this window.

Look out.

Look what you’ve done.

Loosen it a bit.

Make a list of what you want.

Make him an offer.

Make him buy something.

Make him pay.

Make less noise.

Make them at once.

Meet me at 5:30.

Meet me here at the same time tomorrow.

Mind you do not fall.

Mind your manners.

Mix it with half of a pound of sugar.

Move along, will you?

Never cross the road without first looking to see that it is clear.

Never lend money to people you don’t know.

Never listen to him.

Never leave beyond your means.

No, you take the car.

Nobody can come.

Nobody move.

Nobody’s going.

Now write down your answers.

Oh take it away.

Open a tin of soap.

Open that tin, please.

Open the window, please.

Open your suitcases.

Pass the salt.

Pass the sugar, please, Nadia.

Pick up all that paper from the floor.

Please do as I say.

Please don’t worry.

Please fill up this form.

Please help me to mend it.

Please mend the puncture.

Please pass the salt.

Pretend you haven’t seen him.

Pull as hard as you can.

Put it away, will you?

Put it in here.

Put some coal on the fire.

Put the ladder against the wall.

Put these papers on my desk.

Put your hands up.

Put your luggage on the scales, please.

Read it before you sign it.

Read through your work when you’ve finished it.

Remember that he’s not well.

Return it whenever it’s convenient.

Ring me tomorrow afternoon.

Save some of it for me.

Say goodbye to them.

See if you can find any eggs.

Send for the Doctor.

Send it by registered post.

Send it immediately.

Send me a line whenever you are free.

Send them at once.

Shut the door, for heaven’s sake.

Shut the door.

Shut up.

Sing it again.

Somebody call the police.

Stand at ease.

Stand by the door.

Stand clear of the doors.

Stand up when the judge enters.

Stop grumbling about it.

Stop it.

Stop shouting, for heaven’s sake.

Suggest a better idea.

Switch it off, can’t you?

Take a couple of handfuls.

Take a couple of kilos.

Take a deep breath.

Take a handful.

Take a look at this.

Take another piece.

Take it back to the shop.

Take it every four hours.

Take it home.

Take no more than is necessary.

Take the other route.

Take them away.

Telephone him, then.

Tell her everything.

Tell him I’m most grateful, will you?

Tell him she won’t be meeting him.

Tell him what you want.

Tell me about this new project.

Tell me all about it.

Tell me the time, please.

Tell me what it’s used for.

Thank him very much.

Think about it.

Think it over.

Think of all the difficulties.

Think well before you answer.

Translate the first paragraph.

Try a piece of it.

Try again.

Try and be there by four.

Try it this way.

Try it.

Try not to be any later than that.

Try not to be late.

Try telling him the truth.

Try the other box, can’t you?

Try the other dictionary.

Try this key.

Try turning the lever.

Try using some others soap.

Turn right at the next cross-roads.

Turn round, will you?

Turn that radio down, will you?

Turn that thing off right now.

Turn to page 45 in that book.

Type out this letter once.

Use mine.

Use your old one.

Use your own money.

Wait a bit.

Wait for me, will you?

Watch me do it.

Watch me jump off this wall.

Write the exercise for homework.

Write to them at Gandhi Street.

You must ask for them now.

You try.