Exercise 1. Read the following sentences and define the Objective-with-the-Infinitive сonstruction. Comment on its use. Translate the sentences in to Russian. Example: They didn’t expect us to come back so soon. us to come back is the Objective-with-the-Infinitive Construction used in the function of a complex object. It is used after the verb of mental activity expect. Они не ожидали, что мы так скоро вернемся. 1. I won’t have you talk to your father in such a way. 2. The pilots were ex perienced and everyone knew them to be very competent. 3. Outside he allowed her to examine the bird. 4. When Danny heard the alarm clock buzz, he slapped the snooze button and burrowed under the covers for ten more minutes of sleep. 5. I was pretending to read a newspaper so I didn’t see her get up. [John Fowles. The Collector) 6. Because Freddie had never touched a snake, I removed the co ver of the cage and let him pet Squeeze, my seven-foot python. 7. Hoping to lose her fear of flying, Rachel went to the airport to watch passenger planes take off and land, but even this exercise did not convince her that jets were safe.8. He was so soft-hearted, he hated anyone to cry. 9. Since Jose had destroyed Sylvia’s spot less kitchen while baking chocolate-broccoli muffins, she made him take her out for an expensive dinner. 10. “Bob”, said Tessa, when he had put the phone down again. “Do you want me to come to the funeral or not?” 11. The Arctic was every hing I expected it to be and much more in the way of high seas than I had bar gained for. 12. I’d prefer you to drive, if you don’t mind. 13. We will require the gas and electricity companies to invest in insulation and other energy-saving mea sures. 14. She felt the boat dig deeper into the water, moving under it like some wild creature straining against a leash.
Расставить по временам )))) 1. Before John (to start) for London he (to come) to my place to say good-bye. 2. You ( to invite) Tom to our party when you ( to see) him? 3. Your granny ( to be amazed) when you ( to see ) the view. 4. I ( to catch) the train if I (to take) a taxi? 5. You ( not to go) until I (to know) the truth. 6. You ( to phone) me as soon as you arrive in London? 7. If Ann ( to look after) the luggage, I (to buy) the tickets. 8. What he ( to do) if he ( to fail) his exam? 9. You ( to have) a bicycle of your own when you (to be) older. 10. If a beggar ( to ask) you for money, you (to give) him any? 11. What you ( to do) when you (to graduate from) your University? 12. Let’s go to the cafe when the concert ( to be over). 13. I hope we ( to see) before you (to leave). 14. You ( to forgive) Tom if he ( to apologize) to you? 15. Stay at home until your husband ( to return). Give him the note as soon as he (to come). 16. What you ( to do) if you ( to want; to hire) a taxi? 17. If I (to meet) Mary today I ( to speak) to her. 18. The child ( not to improve) unless his elder brother ( to set) him a good example. 19. You ( must; to help) him if he ( to be) in trouble. 20. Henry ( to be busy ) when we ( to return) home? 21. I ( not to go) to the party unless you ( to come) with me. 22. You ( can; to play) the piano if you (to like). 23. The boy ( to complain) if I ( to punish) him? 24. Don’t get off the bus until it ( to stop). 25. You ( can; to do) this work If he ( to fail) you? 26. I ( not to express) an opinion until I ( to know) the facts. 27. If he ( to make) another attempt, he ( to succeed)? 28. The river ( not to begin; to rise) until some rain ( to fall). 29. I ( to write) to you when I ( to leave) England. 30. As soon as Henry ( to spend) that money He ( to try; to borrow) some more. 31. We ( to go) to the country tomorrow if the weather ( to be) fine? 32. The train (not can; to move) until the the snow (to fall). 33. If you (to take) more interest in the language you ( to succeed). 34. Don’t leave the house until you ( to wash) your face. 35. What you ( to do) if your children ( to behave) badly? 36. When John ( to grow ) a beard, even his closest friends ( not to recognize) him. 37. You ( to go) with us to the ZOO tomorrow if you ( to be) a good boy. 38. You ( to help) me if I ( to need) you? 39. If you ( to leave) the letter on the table, my sister ( to post) it for you. 40. What you (to do) if you ( not to share) your companion’s opinion?