like Helen to sing this song ( , ) to sing , , , Helen, , , . , Helen to sing , . , What do I like? Helen, a Helen to sing .
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like her to sing. | , . |
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' - 䳺, 䳺.
1. ' 䳺, : to see ; to hear ; to feel ; to watch, to observe ; to notice . ϳ 䳺 ' to:
She saw Mary cry. | , . |
Suddenly I heard her call my name. | , '. |
They all watched him walk up the hill. | , . |
2. ' 䳺, , , : to want ; to wish, to desire ; to like , ; to dislike , ; to hate ; to intend ; should/would like .:
She wanted them to read that book. | , . |
intended me to go with him to the theatre. | ³ , . |
3. ' 䳺, (), , : to consider, to believe ; to think ; to find ; to know ; to expect ; to suppose . ϳ 䳺 ( to expect) 䳺 to be:
We consider him to be the best pupil of our school. | . |
expected her to return. | ³ , . |
4. ' 䳺, , , , . : to order ; to ask, to request ; to allow, to permit , to advise, to recommend , ; to cause, to force, to make ; to let , . ϳ 䳺 to make i to let to:
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We made George work. | . |
Nick's father ordered some water to be put on the stove. | ͳ . |
The teacher allowed us to use dictionaries. | - . |
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