Exercise 13. Read and translate the following sentences and analyze the use of (he Complex Object and the Complex Subject

We expect everybody to do his duty.

Everybody is expected to do his duty.

Nobody expected him to resign.

We consider him to be an outstanding politician.

I consider him to be the best composer living.

How kind of you to let me come.

Nothing seems to have changed.

They noticed Sue leave the house.

He is expected to manage his business well.

I was made to do it.

I want the host to introduce me to Mr. Brown.

The weather is likely to change today.

I want you to take care of the tickets.

This monument is considered to have been erected as early as the 15^th century.

This church appears to be made of wood.

He is sure to have been influenced by Tom.

Exercise 14. Transform these sentences using For-Phrase Infinitive according to the model: She can’t come → It is impossible for her to come.

The meeting needn’t start before eight. (There’s no need for the...)

The postman ought to come. (It’s time for...)

He’s not usually late. (It’s unusual for...)

I want the children to go to a good school. (I’m anxious for...)

John shouldn’t go to Australia. (It’s a bad idea...)

Sue shouldn’t change her job just now. (It would be a mistake...)

Can Paul come to the meeting? (Is it possible...)

The car really should have regular services. (It’s important...)

He normally stays up late on Saturdays. (It’s normal...)

I’d be happy if you took a holiday. (I’d be happy for…)