to:
Mam wants me to be happy.
I dont want you to leave.
Nobody expected Monica to marry Henry.
We would like you to visit us.
Why dont you believe him to be an honest man?
She likes all the family to gather at the table.
2. to :
1. : to feel, to hear, to see, to watch, to notice.
I have never heard you sing.
We ve watched you grow for many years.
I saw her leave the house.
Everybody noticed Daniel turn pale.
2. : to let, to make, to have.
What makes you think so?
Never let him go.
They had the man do what they wanted.
Nobody will make me give up this idea.
to see, to here .
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We heard them laughing. ( )
We heard that he returned to Moscow. ( , , - )
I see them playing. ( )
I see that you are wrong. ( )
4. The Complex Object, (Participle 2), , , - .
To have ones hair cut, to have ones teeth examined, to have ones car repaired, to have ones eyes tested, to have ones watch repaired ..
Im going to have my hair cut. Its too long.
When are you going to have your piano tuned?
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, Complex Object
1. I expect that you will send me a letter. 2. He heard that someone called him. 3. He felt that somebody touched him on the shoulder. 4. I know that she plays the piano very well. 5. They believe that Im a very good teacher.
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Make and Do
| Make | Do |
| 1. A mistake 2. Up my mind 3. A mess 4. A complaint 5. Sure that 6. My bed 7. Money 8. A speech 9. A profit 10. A noise 11. A phone call 12. A will 13. Progress 14. A cup of tea 15. Friends 16. A decision 17. A statement | 18. My homework 19. The shopping 20. Someone a favour 21. The housework 22. Nothing 23. My best 24. Business with 25. Exercises 26. The washing up 27. The ironing |
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1.to shopping, 2. friends, 3. ones best, 4. an appointment, 5. a job, 6. harm, 7. a decision, 8. effort, 9. washing up, 10. a noise, 11. homework, 12. a favor.
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1. do housework
2. make a mistake
3. make sure
4. do ones best
5. make an effort
The subjunctive mood
- Real Conditional.
, .
| Smb Smth will (not) do smth | when if as soon as before until while unless whenever whoever after | smb does smth |
Ill have dinner whenever it is ready.
Hell help you as soon as he finishes his work.
- Unreal Conditional.
, . , .
If smb did smth, smb (smth) would(could, might) do smth.
If they work hard at their English, they would know it better.
If the weather were warmer, the snow would melt sooner.
If they were free now, they could go to the cinema with us.
If smb did smth in future, smb (smth) would (could, might) do smth.
If the weather were fine tomorrow, we would go to the countryside.
If he came tomorrow, he would take part in the discussion.
3 Unreal Conditional.
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If smb had done smth, smb (smth) would (might, could) have done smth.
If I had known it, I would have told you about it.
If your article had been written in time, it would have been published last month.
If they had got all the necessary material, they could have completed their work long ago.
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