Point out the objective constructions with the infinitive in the following sentences. Translate them into Ukrainian

1) We expect him to solve this problem.

2) I don't consider him to be a good manager.

3) I know her to have graduated from the university three years ago.

4) The manager considers the results to be unsatisfactory.

5) The scientists expect this effect to be relatively small.

6) We expect John to be elected.

7) We want them to introduce the changes as soon as possible.

8) We expect interest rates to rise next week.

16. Use the infinitives in brackets as parts of complex objects. Make all the necessary changes.

1) The pills the doctor has given me made me (to feel) much better.

2) I saw my father (to leave) the house that very morning.

3) George was sure that fresh air and exercise would make us (to sleep) well.

4) I thought it (to be) a signal to start.

5) We didn't expect him (to come back) so soon and were wondering what had happened.

6) I'd like it (to be done) as quietly as possible, without attracting anybody's attention.

7) Just at that moment he heard his door (to open) and quickly (to shut).

8) The regulations require me (to wear) this uniform.

9) James promised me (to arrive) on time.

10) I told her (to return) the book promptly.

11) Everybody saw him (to lock) the door and (to put) the key into his pocket.

12) He felt the eyes of his group (to rest) on him.

13) He was seen (to cross) the street and (to turn) round the corner.

14) There is some information I want you (to obtain).

15) He liked to see them (to work).

16) He let them (to go).

17) They heard her (to breathe) heavily moving upstairs.

18) Lawson nodded quickly and walked away. Philip felt a shiver (to pass) through his heart.

19) Amy speaks ten languages perfectly well! You can't expect me (to believe) that.

20) I've never heard him (to speak) of his life in Australia.