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, (to see , to hear , to watch , to notice , to observe , to feel .): I felt the temperature fall , .
, (to want , to wish ): I wanted them to repeat the experiment , .
, c (to expect , to consider , to think , to suppose , to know , to believe , .): We expect the results to change , .
, , (to order , to make , to cause , to let , to allow .): Gravity causes bodies to fall to the earth .
, , to make to let to: They made us check the results .
, , , ( ), : We know this phenomenon to be very common , ; We saw the students work in the laboratory , .
. 76. , .
) 1. My parents want me to stay in the country. 2. We expected them to come to see us at the end of the month. 3. Did you hear him to graduate from the college and go to his home town? 4. The old man wanted his son to clean the yard and paint the fence. 5. My mother wants me to find a job with a good salary. 6. All the parents want their children to help them. 7. We expected the train from Moscow to arrive at 5 p.m. 8. Do you want me to come earlier? 9. The teacher told the students not to use dictionaries when translating the text. 10. All the students wanted their team to win. 11. The teacher wanted me to copy out this text.
b) 1. We saw them play football. 2. I felt my hands tremble. 3. I heard him speak at the meeting. 4. They didn't see him enter the room. 5. We saw an old woman fall in the street. 6. Did you see the stranger go out? 7. We noticed the boy hide something in his pocket. 8. The policeman saw the woman pick up something from the floor. 9. The football fans saw the player take the ball and score the first goal. 10. The young mother watched her son play on the sand near the river. 11. The teacher let us use dictionaries at the test. 12. Let us go and have a cup of tea. 13. Mother made me clean my room.
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. 77. , .
) 1. wanted us to visit the art exhibition. 2. I expect you to tell me everything. 3. I suppose her to be about 50. 4. The teacher does not consider him to be a good student. 5. The engineer expected the work to be done in time. 6. We expect you to show good results. 7. The discovery showed the atomic nucleus to be a vast source of energy. 8. We know him to have graduated from the Institute two years ago. 9. Everybody knows him to be writing a new book. 10. We know cybernetics to be an important branch of modern technology. 11. We thought him to have taken part in their experiment. 12. Did you want the plan to be improved?
b) 1. She felt somebody look at her. 2. We heard him come in and close the door behind him. 3. Have you ever seen our football team play? 4. She watched the boy buy a newspaper, open it, look it through and then throw it away. 5. Nobody noticed her leave the room. 6. I heard him mention my sister's name. 7. Many people like to watch the sun rise. 8. She saw her son fall. 9. He likes to watch his son play in the garden. 10. The students heard the bell ring. 11. You can't make me believe that all these stories are true. 12. In spite of bad weather the instructor made the sportsmen continue their training.
. 78. , .
) 1. We proved this suggestion to be wrong. 2. There were some reasons to believe it to be the case. 3. Jordan supposed the statement not to be obvious and believed it to require a proof. 4. One might expect the specimens to be morphologically extreme. 5. Aristotle supposes happiness to be associated with some other human activity. 6. Fuhrmann defines two systems of form to be equivalent. 7. We shall consider a controller to be a system of reactors. 8. We expect the document to serve experienced programmers. 9. The rule requires all arguments to be available before execution can take place. 10. Unfortunately at the same time another station may have detected the network to be free and started to broadcast its message. 11. Although this quantity is not the same, many workers in the past have assumed it to be so. 12. One would expect the true value to have a 90 % chance. 13. We heard the construction of railway facilities benefit fully from the system.
b) 1. We made this reaction run at reduced pressure. 2. We could not get this product to polymerize. 3. Inevitably the adoption of a data base approach causes any single process to be less efficient. 4. High temperatures allowed the reaction to be carried out in two hours. 5. It is usually rather difficult to get nitrogen to combine with other elements. 6. These properties led him to suggest that they had prepared a novel compound. 7. Such systems permit the properties of a particular machine to be exploited to the full. 8. Have the user participate in writing the manual! 9. This causes amorphous phosphates to be hygroscopic. 10. Finding methods of getting programmers to write more local programs is a worthy long-range goal. 11. Assuming the initiation to be instanteneous, the reactions are propagation reactions. 12. A decrease in pressure will cause the original sample to change into two phases.
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. 79. , , Complex Object.
1. The teacher watched the pupils ( ). 2. When I entered the classroom I saw some boys ( ). 3. The parents want their children ( ). 4. I'd like this student ( ). 5. My mother didn't like me ( ). 6. I didn't notice you ( ). 7. We watched the boys ( ). 8. They expected me ( ). 9. We waited for them ( ). 10. Our teacher wanted us ( ). 11. Parents don't want their children ( ). 12. They expected me ( ). 13. I have always considered them ( ). 14. They find the offer ( ).
