Complex Object Change complex sentences into sentences with the Complex Object

1. I did not expect that she would forget about my birthday. 2. She saw how the children were playing in the park. 3. Do you know that he went abroad two days ago? 4. I like to watch how she dances. 5. She could hardly I believe that he had been rescued. 6. He expects that everybody will be ready to do this work. 7. I don't like when the children are late for dinner. 8. Don't consider that he is a hero. He is an ordinary man. 9. I've heard how he was arguing with his father. 10. I suspect that he has taken my money. 11. She likes to watch how the sun sets. 12. I hate when people shout at each other. 13. They suppose that he will cope with this work. 14. I've heard how she was crying. 15. We expect that he will solve this problem soon.

Use the elements in brackets to complete the following sentences with Complex Object with the infinitive

1. I don't want (he/to stay). I want (he/to leave) my house and never (to come back).

2. The answer made (he/to feel) as if he had been slapped in the face.

3. I wonder if anyone saw (you/to come out) of that house. If anyone saw (you/to leave), you'll be in trouble.

4. Robert heard (the footsteps/to die away) and (the door/to slam).

5. I'd like (this book/to publish).

6. Simon liked (everything/to keep) in perfect order.

7. His remarks sometimes make (I/to feel) uneasy. Could you be a dear and make (he/to stop) teasing me.

8. She watched (they/to disappear) and slowly went back into her house.

9. We told jokes and it made (the time/to pass).

10. For a long time I've been watching (he/to take over) all the important jobs in the company.

11. Julie had never known (he/to break down) so completely.

12. I saw (he/to stop) and (to look) at the house closely and (to put down) something in his notebook.

13. He knew (his son/to keep) an open mind in this matter.

14. Randolph didn't want (his secretary/to find) those papers. They might make (she/to doubt) his loyalty to the firm.