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Quick Info
1. Tell someone to do A

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Meaning
Tell someone to do A

JLPT level: N4 | Other grammar in 'Miscellaneous':
Politeness: not marked (suggest) | Related meaning(s): none (add related)

How to Use
Examples (7)
User sentences (41)
Construction
Verb: Dictionary FormA+よう++
Example:
するように (tell them to be careful)

Verb: ない formA+よう++
Example:
わないように (tell them not to make mistakes)


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らすようにった
His doctor told him to cut down on drinking.
Helpful? 1 | Something incorrect?
ベッドているようにった
The doctor demanded I stay in bed for a week.
Helpful? 2 | Something incorrect?
トムテレビするようにまれた
Tom was asked to appear on television.
Helpful? -1 | Something incorrect?
そのさんようにわれた
The child was told to apologize for being rude to the guests.
Helpful? 4 | Something incorrect?
マイクさんシートベルトめるようにいました
Then Mike tells Hiroshi to fasten his seat belt.
Helpful? 0 | Something incorrect?
っていなかったのでようにった
The land lord told him to leave because he hadn't paid his rent.
Helpful? 0 | Something incorrect?
すぐにようにわれた
We were told by him to leave at once.
Helpful? 0 | Something incorrect?

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Is う not used here in the passive form most of the time? If you are telling someone to do something, or someone is telling you to do something, then whoever is being told is at a disadvantage, or am I misunderstanding?
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Make sure you check out the model sentences - lays it out pretty clearly, I think (hope!). The receiver is not at a 'disadvantage' per se - if a doctor tells you to do something, like take some medicine, I wouldn't think that so terrible that you'd use the passive to register your dissatisfaction with what's going on.
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