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| 1. read books is useful. To smoke is bad for health. | . () () . () . |
| 2. I wantto read this book. | . . |
| 3. . Our task isto speak English. | . -. |
| 4. A thermometer is an instrumentto show the temperature. The textto be translated is very interesting. | . , ( ) . , () , . |
| 5. We went to the stationto meet them. | , . ,( ) ( ). |
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| 1. : to know to think to consider to believe to expect to report to state to suppose - | The delegationis said to arrivesoon. The delegationis said to bate arrived. The delegationis said to be arrivingnow. He is believedto have been working for 2 years there. | , . , . , . , . |
| 2. : to seem to appear to happen to prove | He seems toknow English well. Heseems to have known English well. | , , . , , . |
| 3. Co : to be likely to be unlikely to be certain to be sure | She is likely to come here in time. | , ,. |
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| 1. : to want to wish to like to dislike to hate | I wanthim to read this book. I likepeople to tell the truth. | , . , . |
| 2. : to expect to think to suppose to know to suspect - | We know him to be a good engineer. We supposehim to have done his work. | , . , 410 . |
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| 3. : to see to watch to feel to hear | Isaw him crossthe street.Ifelt somebody touchmy arm. ( "to"). |  ,
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| 4. : to make to let to force () | madeus wait for him. She letme do it. ( "to"). | . . | ||||
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| Simple | asking The students likeasking questions. . | being asked Some students don't likebeing asked. , . | ||||
| Perfect | having asked Iknow of his having askedyou about it , . | having been asked Iremembered having been asked about it. , . | ||||
