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I wish you to be happy. , .
He wants me to tell him everything. , .
She likes her son to be at home. , .
I should like them not to be late. , .
My friends hope Mike to finish the experiment. , .
He saw a man run across the street. , () .
I heard them talk about it. , .

1: to to see , to notice , to watch , to make , to let , to feel , to hear .

2: hear, see, feel, watch, notice I . , , : I saw the man cross the road. , ( ); I saw the man crossing the road. , ( ).

. 1. Complex Object. :

1. We consider this congress to be one of the biggest events of our time. 2. Have you ever heard him speak at the meeting? 3. I should like you to do this work at once. 4. Some of the delegates may wish the report to be translated into their native language. 5. I expect them to be discussing this question now. 6. We suppose them to have changed the time-table. 7. Nothing could make him stay there. 8. The pupil wanted the teacher to ask him. 9. The patient wants the doctor to examine him. 10. The doctor made me take the medicine. 11. I hope my friends to come to my birthday party. 12. The old man hoped the dog to show him the way.

. 2. to, (. 1):

1. Our teacher wanted us stay after classes. 2. We saw her son enter the house. 3. Everybody noticed Peter leave the room. 4. My parents prefer me stay at home. 5. They made me do it. 6. We were watching the boat come up to the shore. 7. We cant let you go so early. 8. The guests would like her sing for them. 9. I wish him be healthy, wealthy and wise. 10. We are waiting for the guests arrive.

 

. 3. (. 2):

1. Nobody has noticed him come in. 2. Nobody has seen him go upstairs. 3. He heard footsteps coming from the direction of the library. 4. Bridget heard Luke drive up. She came out on the steps to meet him. 5. As I looked out at the garden I heard a motor-truck starting on the road. 6. One night in late November I heard him make a remark about his coming marriage. 7. I heard him saying the other day he could do with a few more pounds a week. 8. I held her close against me and could feel her heart beating. 9. We saw the troops marching along the road.

. 4. , Complex Object:

1. Our friends wanted ( ). 2. We saw ( ). 3. This girl has a fine voice. Have you heard ( )? 4. I watched ( ). 5. We didnt notice ( ). 6. We want ( ). 7. I saw ( ). 8. We consider ( ).

 

. 5. :

1. I want you to . 2. Id like the dean to . 3. We hope our pupils to . 4. I didnt expect you to . 5. We saw our Rector . 6. I wanted my mother to . 7. I know you to .

 

 

LESSON 2

Complex Subject

: ( ), , , .

He is said to know Chinese He to know Complex Subject, , , .

Complex Subject , :

 
 


am is are was were known ( ) said () believed () considered () supposed () expected ()   ,
  seem (s/ed) ()  
is are was, were likely unlikely sure [òu] , , - ,  

, , Complex Subject. , () . .

, He is said to know Chinese : , .

. 1. Complex Subject. :

1. They were seen to leave the house early in the morning. 2. Philip Bosinney was known to be a young man without fortune. 2. These islands are said to have been discovered as early as 1762. 4. We are sure to come back. 5. He is said to be very ill. 6. She was not expected to answer, but she did. 7. He was thought to be honest and kind. 8. The book is believed to have been written in the 15th century. 9. But he is sure to marry her. 10. This fire is certain to produce a panic in the morning. 11. They seemed to have quite forgotten him already. 12. Only yesterday we happened to see Soames Forsyte. 13. The experiment proved to be a failure. 14. The Earth was proved not to be quite a sphere. 15. The first university in Britain is known to be founded in the 12th century.

 





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