Complex objects. Exercise Fill in the correct form of the Infinitive: Would you like me to help

Complex objects.

Exercise 1. Fill in the correct form of the Infinitive:

1. Would you like me to help you now?

2. The teacher advised us to rewrite the test.

3. I find your story to be very unusual and interesting.

4. Tom made us do this exercise all over again.

5. I expected my friends to arrive in an hour.

6. Please, let me know when your sister returns from Paris.

7. I want you to choose the hotel for our guests.

8. He made us wait for two hours in the corridor.

9. She felt somebody push her slightly.

10. I know Helen to be a very talented singer.

11. Nick doesn’t want me to tell everybody this news.

12. Tom found the newcomer to be very rude and unpleasant.

13. I would like you to be very accurate and attentive.

14. Pam believes him to fulfill his promise.

15. I watched the cat crawl to the flock of sparrows.

16. Tim didn’t hear me come into the room.

17. My teacher wants me to take part in this conference.

18. She would like me to finish the work in time.

19. I want my brother to learn French at school.

20. The teacher advised us to use the new program.

21. We saw Tom leave the house.

22. The father let the children play in the garden.

23. I know her to be a friendly and honest girl.

Exercise 2. Fill in the blanks with a suitable verb and an appropriate word for the second element of the complex object.

Verbs: to make, to set, to burst, to let, to keep, to put, to leave, to render, to wear, to strike

2nd elements: loose, an object of constant ridicule, right, motionless, open, on fire, quite clear, thin, a good companion, straight, busy, impracticable, master of the situation

1. His humor and joviality makes him a good companion.

2. I have enough work to keep me busy all day.

3. He put his idea quite clear

4. The wind burst the door open

5. His rival's defeat leaves him motionless

6. The lightning set the house on fire.

7. Lack of time render our plan master of the situation

8. The constant strain makes her nerves straight.

9. His absentmindedness keeps him impracticable

10. The sight of it put us loose.

11. On spotting the fox the hunters strike the dogs thin.

12. Time will let things an object of constant ridicule.