1.9. Write sentences with Complex object.

1. I didn't expect that my brother would forget to send her flowers. 2. He knows that my mother is a very kind woman. 3. She expected that Tom would bring her the book. 4. I know that your father is a good teacher. 5. People expect that the 21st century will bring peace on the earth. 6. I know that my friend is a just man. 7. I expect that he will understand the problem.

1.10. Write sentences with Complex object.

1. Don't forget to post the letter, Jack said to me. – Jack reminded … . 2. She told me that it would be best if I told the police about the accident. – She advised … . 3. I told you that you shouldn't tell him anything. – I persuade … . 4. I was surprised that it rained. I didn't expect … . 5. Would you like to have dinner with me?' Tom said to Ann? – Tom invited … . 6. She wouldn't allow me to read the letter. – She wouldn't let … .

The Gerund. Active

Indefinite	He likes telling stories	Ему нравится рассказывать истории.
Perfect	He is proud of having told everything.	Он гордится, что все рассказал.

Passive.

Indefinite	He likes being told stories.	Ему нравится, чтобы ему рассказывали истории.
Perfect	He is proud of having been told everything.	Он гордится, что все ему рассказали.

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5.7. Choose the necessary Modal Verb.

1. I really think you (need; have; should; ought) see a doctor. 2. Oh, look! Mr. Thompson (must; can; would; has) be here: there's his car. 3. Why did you carry that heavy box? You (may have; can; might have; needn't have) hurt yourself! 4. – Where are my keys? – I suppose I (may have left; may leave; might leave; may be leave) them in the car. 5. I took my umbrella, but it didn't rain, so I (needn't; mustn't; didn't need; needn't have) taken it. 6. Everyone understood. The teacher (may not; mustn't; didn't need; needn't) to explain it again.

5.8. Choose the necessary Modal Verb.

1. You will (can; have; be able to; ought) speak English in a few months. 2. I' m sorry, I (should to; ought to; had to; could) have phoned to tell you I was coming. 3. To my mind, the government (ought; need to; must; may) take care of the old people. 4. The policeman told the woman she (needn't; needn't to; couldn't; mustn't) worry. 5. (will; should; could; would) you mind passing me the salt? 6. (could; shall; must; ought) I speak to Jane, please. 7. Little children like books with large letters. They (should; must; can; have to) read more easily. 8. My dentist says I (needn't; mustn't; ought not; shouldn't) eat so many sweets.

5.9. Fill in the blanks with the following modal verbs: must; mustn't; should; shouldn't; have to; don't have to; shall.

1. You ___ take a bus to get to the museum. It's far from here. 2. Pupils ___ come to school in time. 3. Children ___ play with matches. 4. You ___ do the work today; we are waiting for the results. 5. Oh, you have broken my vase! I ___ punish you. 6. You ___ help her, she ____ do everything herself: it's her duty. 7. It's 6 o'clock. We ___ hurry if we don't want to be late.