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1. .

e.g. To skate is pleasant.- .

2. .

e.g. His hobby is to play tennis.- - .

3. .

e.g. She began to translate the article.- .

4. .

e.g. I asked him to help me.- .

5. .

e.g. I dont like the idea to stay at home.- .

6. .

e.g. I went to the station to see off the friend.- .

to :

1. .

e.g. Do they study at the University?- ?

2. . - ought to.

e.g. He can speak German.- -.

3. to see, to hear, to watch, to feel.

e.g. I heard her sing. - , .

4. to let .

e.g. I let them go there.- .

5. to make, to have to get .

e.g. She made me read this book.- .

6. had better , would rather, would sooner , cannot but

e.g. I cannot but admire your pronunciation.- .

7. , why not

e.g. Why not go to the theatre?- ?

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(Complex Subject).

, , . . . :

To say, to state, to report, to announce, to believe, to suppose, to think, to expect, to know, to understand, to consider, to see, to hear.

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To seem, to appear, to prove, to happen, to chance, to be likely, to be unlikely, to be sure, to be certain.

/ + +

e.g. He is said to live in Moscow.- , .

(Complex Object).

, . . :

to see, to hear, to watch, to notice, to feel, to observe, to believe, to think, to suppose, to consider, to find, to know, to declare, to order, to command, to ask, to rely, to count, to wait.

/ +

e.g. I saw them cross the street. - , .

for (For-to-Infinitive Construction)

for, . . .

for + / +

e.g. It is easy for you to say that. - .

The water was too cold for children to bathe. - , .

(Participles).

, . , , .

 

  Active Passive
Participle I Non-perfect asking being asked
Perfect having asked having being asked
Participle II - asked

 

e.g. He sat at the table thinking. - .

The letters were typed. - .

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1. .

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e.g. He is listening to the radio-set.- .

He had written his report only by the evening yesterday. - .

These important problems will be discussed at the next meeting. - .

These important problems have just been discussed.- .

Participle I Continuous (to be +

Participle I). Participle II Perfect (to have + Participle II) (to be- Participle II).

2. Participle I- .

Participle I () () - . .

e.g. The engineer carrying out the research works in our laboratory.- , , .

The house being built in this street is multistoreyed.- , () , .

The rising sun was hidden by the clouds.- .

3.Participle II- .

Participle II : 1) -, -, -, -; 2) .

Participle II .

The problem discussed is of great importance. .

Participle II Past Indefinite.

. , Participle II.

e.g. The device used helped us to increase the output.- .

The experiment described took much time.- .

4.Participle I- .

Participle I : 1) , -, -, -, -, -;

2) ;

3) - , .

e.g. Constructing new equipment the designer came across some difficulties.- , .

Being used for building purposes the material should have no defects.- .

Participle I when while.

e.g. When (while) tenting the motor the engineer applied new methods.- , .

5.Participle II- .

Participle II if (), unless ( ), although (), when () :

1) - ;

2) 蔖 ;

3) ;

4) .

e.g. When asked he answered at once.- , .

If heated all substances expand.- , .





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