It seems like you're looking at different ways to express commands, suggestions, and requests. Here’s a breakdown and some corrections for clarity and grammatical accuracy:
Not help John.
- Correction: Don't help John.
Please open the window.
- This sentence is already correct as a polite request.
Let’s don’t go shopping today.
- Correction: Let’s not go shopping today.
Mix cheese and eggs together.
- This sentence is also correct as a command.
Let’s not listen to this song.
- This sentence is correct for suggesting not to do something.
Don’t ask these questions.
- This is already a clear and correct command.
Tidy your room!
- This sentence is correct as a command.
Let’s don’t go jogging.
- Correction: Let’s not go jogging.
Not stand up.
- Correction: Don’t stand up.
Pass the sugar, please.
- This sentence is also correct as a polite request.
If you have any questions about these sentences or need further assistance with English grammar, feel free to ask!