How to rewrite this sentence using the suggested word "on".
"Tidy your room before you go out," she said to me.

My possible answer:
She urged on tidying my room on me before I went out.

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How to rewrite this sentence using the suggested word "on".
"Tidy your room before you go out," she said to me.

My possible answer: 
She urged on tidying my room on me before I went out.

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She called on me to tidy my room before I went out.

She put the onus on me to tidy my room before I went out.

Based on her statement, I knew she wanted me to tidy my room before I went out.

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If the sentence must contain "on", then I would use:
-She insisted on making me tidy my room before I went out. 
or
-She put pressure on me to tidy my room before I went out.

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Put on your jacket before you go out.... Tidy and on do not go together, the two-part verb combination is tidy up, always.