1. Я не заметил, как ты вошла.
2. Ты когда-нибудь видел, как солнце садится за море?
3. Я никогда не слышал, как он играет на гитаре.
4. Хочешь посмотреть, как мы репетируем?
5. Я почувствовал, как кто-то дотронулся мне до плеча.
6. Кто-нибудь заметил, как исчез Джон?
7. Я не хочу, чтобы ты видел, как я плачу.
8. Вы когда-нибудь слышали, чтобы я жаловался?

Exercise 14. Which of you is the most observant?

                 Mention as many things as possible which you saw, noticed, heard

                 on the way here. Use Complex Object.

 Exercise 15. Open the brackets. Use Complex Object.

1. No one has ever heard (he / to speak) about his private life.

2. I like to watch (snowflakes / to fall down) slowly.

3. Did anyone hear (the telephone / to ring)?

4. Did you notice (she / to turn red)?

5. We saw (a young man / run) away down the street.

6. Listen. Can you hear (a dog / to bark)?

7. I could see (a teenage girl / sunbathe) on her balcony.

       8. She noticed (I / to look) at her.

       9. Guess what! I actually saw (Ann / to give) an interview yesterday.

Exercise 1 6 . Translate into English .

1. Я видел, как она переходила улицу.

1. Я видел, что она перешла улицу.
2. Я слышал, как он несколько раз упомянул её имя.
3. Он не заметил, как мы подошли к нему.
4. Вы слышали, как они над чем-то смеялись?
5. Я думаю, что сегодня вы услышите, как она поет.
6. Он не слышал, как я постучал в дверь.
7. Я никогда не слышал, как он говорит по-французски.

                                               GRAMMAR

              СЛОЖНОЕ ДОПОЛНЕНИЕ ( COMPLEX OBJECT ) – 3

После глаголов make   – заставлять,

                         let  – разрешать, позволять    

Во второй части употребляется инфинитив без частицы to.    

They made me do it. – Они заставили меня это сделать.

Don’t let your child touch anything here. – Не позволяйте ребёнку тут ничего трогать.

Примечание.

Если в главном предложении мы используем глагол make в пассиве, то перед инфинитивом ставится частица to.

I was made to do it. – Меня заставили это сделать.

 Exercise 17. Translate into Russian.

1. No one can make you do what you don’t want to do.
2. I’m afraid she’s spoiling her child. She lets him do whatever he likes.
3. I stepped back and let him pass.
4. Let me do it myself.
5. I don’t think we should let them stay until the weekend.
6. What makes the world go round?

                                             LANGUAGE USE AND

                                    COMMUNICATION

Exercise 18. In pairs. Tell each other about your childhood, what your parents let you

                 do and what they made you do.

to go to bed early / late

to eat a lot of sweets

to go out alone

to do whatever you liked

to spend a night at your friend’s

to wash up

to tidy up your room

to make the bed

to watch a lot of TV

to play computer games

to skip classes at school

to do your homework properly

to keep pets

What else?

                 Whose parents were more liberal?

Exercise 19. Open the brackets using the proper form of Complex Object.

1. Where is Nick? — I saw (he, talk) to the associate producer a few minutes ago.

2. Parents usually want (their children, be) obedient.

3. I wouldn’t like (such valuable presents, give) to me.

4. I noticed (he, write) something and (pass) it to Alice.

5. I did not expect (he, behave) in such a way.

6. She watched (the stars, sparkle) in the dark sky.

7. We don’t want (our planet, pollute).

8. They expected (he, buy) a more expensive car.

Exercise 20. Insert to where necessary.

1. Nobody expected that obscure director ___ win the Newcomer award.

2. We’d like you ___ help us with accommodation.

3. I heard that aspiring young scriptwriter ___ pitch his first script.

4. The producer let the DOP ___ use whatever devices he wanted.

5. The director made the actress ___ say her lines over and over again until he was satisfied.

6. He wants the film ___ finish with a freeze frame.

7. They were made ___ cut their expenses.

8. I noticed the investor ___ hesitate a little but then we closed the deal.

9. From the jolting simplicity of the opening scene right through those final shots, “Calvary” is never quite the film you expect it ___ be.

10. Did you hear one of the producers ___ offer a very interesting suggestion at the read-through?

11. I loved that scene so much! I loved watching the character ___ discover a solution to his problem.