Problem with imperatives

Question

English: "Don't eat it." Spanish: "No lo comas."

English: "I told him, 'Don't eat it.'" Spanish: "Le dije, 'No lo comas.'"

English: "I told him not to eat it." Spanish: ?????

Please help!

Answer 1

The answer for "I told him not to eat it." is --> "le dije que no lo coma" which essentially means the same as "Le dije, 'No lo comas.'" the difference is the "que" that is added ! if you have further questions ask away!

I don't know which answer is correct, or if both are right lol... :( - SlimNm, Jan 11, 2014

I know it's hard but you will learn as you keep practicing, both of our answers are correct - oscar_ecuador, Jan 11, 2014

Answer 2

English: "Don't eat it." Spanish: "No te lo comas."

English: "I told him, 'Don't eat it.'" Spanish: "Le dije, 'No te lo comas."

English: "I told him not to eat it." Spanish: "Le dije que no se lo comiera."

I don't know which answer is correct, or if both are right lol... :( - SlimNm, Jan 11, 2014