Put words in the correct order. 1. me/Mother/eat/more/to/vegetables/wants 2. did/me/soon/Roger/leave/to/want/not 3. lies/not/to/Lucy/me/tell/does/like 4. not/to/me/early/Ben/like/does/come 5. theatre/Sam/to/the/to/me/like/go/not/did 6. Spain/Roger/wife/to/not/his/want/does/go/to 7. me/this/Robert/expect/do/task/to 8.not/expect/visit/summer/Sue/them/London/did/to/this 9. her/cook/would/Ben/dinner/like/to 10. Mike/drums/Mum/like/not/play/does/the
Complete the sentences using Complex Object.
1)• E.g. "Bring me a book," said my brother to me. My brother wanted me to bring him a book.
1. The teacher said to the pupils: "Learn the rule." — The teacher wanted ...
2. My mother did not want me to spill the milk.
3. "My daughter will go to a ballet school," said the woman. — The woman wanted ...
4. The man wanted his son to study mathematics.
5. "Oh, father, buy me this toy, please," said the little boy. — The little boy wanted ...
6. Ann wanted me to wait for her after school.
7. "Fix the shelf in the kitchen," my father said to me. — My father wanted ...
8. My mother wanted me to study English.
9. "Bring me some water from the river, children," said our grandmother. — Our grandmother wanted ...
10. Kate wanted her classmates to come to her birthday party.
2)• E.g. "Bring me a book," said my brother to me. My brother wanted me to bring him a book.
1. The teacher wanted the pupils to learn the rule.
2."Be careful, or else you will spill the milk," said my mother to me. — My mother did not want..
3. The woman wanted her daughter to go to a ballet school.
4. The man said: "My son will study mathematics." — The man wanted ...
5. The little boy wanted his father to buy him that toy.
6. "Wait for me after school," said Ann to me. — Ann wanted ...
7. My father wanted me to fix the shelf in the kitchen.
8. "It will be very good if you study English," said my mother to me. — My mother wanted ...
9. Our grandmother wanted us to bring her some water from the river.
10. "Come to my birthday party," said Kate to her classmates — Kate wanted ...
Mother wants her child…
The girl wants her boyfriend to…
The tortoise wants the rain…
I saw the girl…
The cat wants the dog to…
Find the error in each sentence and correct it .
Please remember taking out the trash tomorrow morning.
I want his to call us when he arrives.
We don’t always want to go to work in the morning , but we need to do.
I am not accustomed to drink coffee with my meals.
He left without tell anyone .
I have considered to get a part- time job .
Please forgive me for being not here to help you yesterday.
Help the handicapped how read is a rewarding experience.
We have fifty pages read for class tomorrow.
He is very lucky to choose by the committee as their representative to the meeting.
Keep on do whatever you were doing , I didn’t mean interrupting you.
It’s very kind of you taking care of that problem.
I don’t remember ever to hear that story before.
He wouldn’t let them to take his picture .
You needn’t to come back , you’re getting much better.
Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets to complete the text.
Farmer Jones and his wife
Farmer Jones and his wife
Farmer Jones met Jane when he was just a young man. He couldn’t help 1(falling/to fall) in love with her immediately and asked her 2(to marry/marrying) him. She said yes although she knew it would mean 3(getting/to get) up early to milk the cows for the rest of her life.
“Love means never 4(to have/having) to get up early to milk the cows”, said Farmer Jones, and explained that he would continue 5(getting/to get) up early to milk the cows so Jane could sleep late every day.
Everything went well until they wanted6(to increase/increasing) their profits. They bought some chickens, but the first night, a fox ate one of the them. Farmer Jones decided 7(building/to build) a fence to protect the chickens. But the ground was too hard so he couldn’t. He tried 8(using/to use) an axe to break the ground but it was much too hard. So he went to the local shop and attempted 9(to buy/buying) a gun. But he didn’t have any identification so he couldn’t buy one. He tried 10(borrowing/ to borrow) one from his neighbours but they were all worried about the fox too.
“I regret not 11(to buy/buying) one when I had those rabbit problems”
