I want | you | to forget it |
She wants | me | to remember that |
They want | us | to take care of the children |
We want | the proposal to be adopted | |
They dont want | the problem to be solved | |
Would you like | the job to be done right away | |
I wouldnt like | the review to be published | |
We expect | the fact to be proved everything to be arranged |
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1. I want you to hurry. 2. He wants you to forget it. 3. Do you want me to sing the paper? 4. Which do you wish your son to do, go into business or become a lawyer? 5. They want the installation to be dismanted.
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1. He heard the telephone ring. 2. We watched the planes take off. 3. I saw him get on the bus. 4. Have you ever heard him play the piano? 5. Did any of you see him enter the bank? 6. None of us noticed him put the paper in this case.
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Model: It is said that he knows the subject well. He is said to know the subject well.
1. It is believed that the expedition will return next Sunday. 2. It is supposed that the students have already submitted their term papers. 3. It was said that the performance had been a success. 4. It is said that she is ill. 5. It is know that he has gone to Moscow. 6. It is reported that great construction work is going on in their city. 7. It is known that the seas surrounding this island are shallow.
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1. He is considered to be an experienced accountant. 2. Mr. Johnson is believed to be studying French. 3. He is believed to have studied English and Spanish in his childhood. 4. Kate was expected to write from Paris. 5. Mr. Hook was believed to be living in Holland. 6. My friend is believed to have lived in Moscow for over ten years. 7. Ten planes were reported to be taking part in this operation. 8. Ten planes were reported to have taken part in this operation. 9. Mr. Russell was known to have expressed his opinion in his letter to management. 10. My aunt is expected to return from Moscow tomorrow.
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