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. Revision: supply the necessary forms for the verbs given in brackets in the
following object clauses of all kinds:
1. It was agreed that he (to start) on his new job on Monday. 2. I'm afraid I
(not to make) my point clear. 3. I wish you (to have) a serious talk with Paula.
4. Then he asked if I (to be) a foreigner to these parts. 5. I suggested that she (to
take) off her coat and (to move) towards the fire. 6. It was surprising that she (to
make) friends with our boys. 7. It's important that I myself (to speak) with your
captain. 8. I feared lest I (not to get) back in time. 9. It outraged me that he (to
remind) me of my duty. 10. She was disappointed that he (not to come) to the
party. 11. Do you prefer that I (to stay) here as if nothing had happened? 12. I'm
afraid they (to misunderstand) my intention. 13. It's add how little, if at all, our
days (to vary) here. 14. I wish I never (to meet) you. 15. Tom seemed very
worried, and insisted that we (to stop) playing and (to go) home. 16. I'm afraid I
(not to sleep) well. 17. It was arranged that Mr Dodd (to have) a room at the
local pub. 18. It's about time we (to hear) from him. 19. I was determined that
Charles (not to do) anything more to upset his father. 20. It's important that
children (to teach) to know the right things from the very beginning. 21. I wish
you (to think) of something else. 22. It surprised me that after such a journey he
(to look) in first-class physical condition. 23. It's funny that you (to think) so.
24. I wish her face (not to make) up so heavily. She's not on the stage. 25. I
thought that he (to change) very much. 26. It's high time Bill (to be) back home.
27. I felt puzzled why he (to be) so troubled. 28. He turned sharply to see if I (to
cry) or something. 29. I wish you (to be) serious, Clare. We haven't much time
before the train starts. 30. They recommended that I (to go) and (to see) him at
once. 31. I wish you (to stop) laughing. 32. It's not at all necessary that I (to
explain) anything to you. 33. I was afraid that Father (to be) upset when I broke
the news to him. 34. Of course it was quite possible that Mrs Lee (to be) badly ill.
35. I wish you (not to catch) that dreadful cold. 36. He wanted to ask if Lamont
(to be) left-handed. 37. It's advisable that you (to talk) to the old man in a quiet
relaxed tone. 38. I wished he (to come) to a decision. 39. It's necessary that you
(to find) a specialist who could deal with it. 40. The officer ordered that the bridge
(to destroy) at dawn. 41. It's surely advisable that you (not to quarrel) at a time
like this. 42. He thought it (to be) quite proper that his children (to go) to a
public school. 43. He was anxious that you (to know) the truth. 44. He decided
that his son (to have) a proper education. 45. They demanded that the doctor (to