XV. А. Write one sentence instead of the given two using Complex Objects

XIII. Answer the following questions using Complex Object.

XII. Translate the following dialogue. State the function of the infinitive.

X. Translate the following sentences. Mind the use of the Complex Object.

1. The witness saw the woman enter the house.

2. He believes his parents to be at home now.

3. I suppose him to be about thirty.

4. I should like you to tell the truth.

5. I don’t consider him to be an honest man.

6. The students liked the lessons to be conducted in the lab.

7. The teacher found him to be a very clever student.

8. The police officer wanted the young man to be invited here.

9. The investigator expected him to give all the information about that fact.

10. We believe the prevention of crime to be one of the main functions of militia.

XI. Translate the following into Russian and find the Complex Object.

1. Now listen carefully. I want you to answer the questions, and I want you to be very careful about what you say.

2. I consider the student to have been properly trained.

3. You want me to move out of the house, don’t you? All right, I’ll pack my clothes at once.

4. I want him to love me. I want him to be pleased to see me. I want him to come home and tell me what’s happened to him.

5. She apologized for her husband’s absence, which seemed unaccountable, as she knew him to have been expecting us.

6. For some reason she didn’t want him to return. That was obvious.

7. We are arranging for her to be interviewed there.

8. You might (may) wait for us to do that.

Policeman: There’s been a robbery here. I want to speak to anybody who saw

anything at seven o’clock this evening.

Mr. Jackson: I was here. I saw a car arrive at about six o’clock. The driver

waited for an hour. Then I noticed him signal to somebody in the

building. Then there was a loud bang inside the building.

Policeman: Did you hear anybody scream or shout? Did you see anyone

come out of the building?

Mr. Jackson: I heard someone shout “murderer”. Then three men ran out,

jumped into the car and drove off.

What did Mr. Jackson see? Answer the question using Complex Object.

1. When do you want your friend to ring you up?

2. What do you expect your teacher to say when you come late?

3. Whom would you like to tell you about this event?

4. When do you expect them to return?

5. Whom do you want to answer this question?

6. Why do you want your friend to come first?

7. Where do you want him to take this book?

XIV. Complete the questions using the Complex Object:

2. Do you want …?

3. Did you hear …?

4. Do you expect …?

5. Has anybody seen …?

6. Did anybody make …?

7. Who has noticed …?

8. Why doesn’t the doctor let …?

9. Do you often see …?

10. Would you like …?

11. Did anybody expect …?

12. Can you make …?

13. Who made …?

14. Did your parents want …?

15. Who let …?

Model: I saw John every day. He often spoke with his friends.

I often saw John speak with his friends.

2. I watched the sun. It was rising.

3. I heard him. He was singing an English song.

4. We notices a man. The man was cleaning his shoes.

5. He saw two girls. They were dancing on the stage.

6. She watched the children. They ran about and played in the garden.

7. I saw her every morning. She arranged her hair carefully.

8. Every night we saw our neighbour. He listened to the news.

9. John heard his daughter. She was talking loudly.

10. We saw Roger. He was crossing the square.

11. They heard their father. He played the piano every night.

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