Complex Subject ,
+ .
.
| They are said to know English well. | , . |
| This man proved to be a good worker. | . |
Complex Subject , :
- : to say (), to report (), to announce (), to believe (), to expect (), to know (), to see (), to hear (), to state (, ), to understand (), to consider () :
| This plant is known to produce tractors. | , . |
- : to seem, to appear (), to prove (), to happen, to chance ():
| I happened to be there at that time. | , . |
- - : likely (), unlikely (), certain (), sure ().
| They are likely to come soon. | , . |
Complex Object - (, , ), , .
I. .
1. Salsa is known to become a popular side dish in the United States.
2. Mexican meals are considered to require time-consuming preparation.
3. The Arabic people happened to bring both the sugarcane reed and directions for its growth to Sicily and Spain in the eighth and ninth centuries.
4. Venices monopoly of sugar proved to be short-lived.
5. The human brain is known to require the energy from two teaspoonfuls of glucose per hour.
6. Aside from causing tooth decay, the main fault of sugar seems to be a lack of nutritional value.
7. The opening of the conference is understood to be fixed for the 15th of December
8. Glucose is likely to be the most important monosaccharide found in nature.
II. .
1. , .
2. , . .
3. , .
4. , .
5. , , , .
.
1. Human beings are seemed to have an instinctive craving for sweets.
2. Fresh vegetables and fruit prove to contain natural sugar. As they age, the sugar turns to starch, and plants lose some of its sweet taste.
3. The sugarcane cutters are expected to harvest about a ton of sugarcane an hour.
4. Carbohydrate-rich foods are certain to provide the most appropriate fuel for prolonged heavy exercise.
5. As the product of photosynthesis, glucose is sure to play a central role in the development of life on Earth.
C
I. , .
mixture ['miksCq], biscuit ['biskit], radiation ["reidi'eiSqn], radiant ['reidiqnt], barbecue ['bRbikjH]
II. , , .
to cook (, ) undercooked, overcooked; side () outside, inside; liquid (, ) solid
III. .
