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Мне было досадно, что я забыл поблагодарить его.
Он предложил устроить гостей в своём доме.
Где вы научились так хорошо говорить по-английски?
Я постараюсь не забыть послать им телеграмму.
Клайд вспомнил, что он слышал от родителей о богатом дяде, который жил в Ликурге.
Клайд был счастлив, что ему дали новую работу.
Миссис Гриффитс пожалела, что не пригласила Клайда в свой дом раньше.
Клайд очень не любил, когда ему напоминали о бедности его родителей.
а) Use the infinitive as subject with or without the introductory it.
1. Меня очень удивило, когда я увидел его на Черном море: врачи
не разрешают ему жить на юге.
2. Ей доставляло огромное удовольствие наблюдать, как играют
дети.
3. Должно быть, очень приятно пить из этого источника в жаркий
день.
b) Use the infinitive as predicative.
1. Первое, что необходимо было сделать, – это посоветоваться
с врачом, а потом уже решать, поместить больного в больни-
цу или нет.
2. Наш план заключался в том, чтобы закончить полевые рабо-
ты до наступления дождливой погоды.
3. Все, что ей удалось сделать, – это узнать номер их телефона.
с) Use the infinitive as object.
1. Мы не боялись попасть под дождь: у нас были плащи.
2. Я притворился, будто не заметил его смущения, и продолжал
говорить.
3. Они решили больше никогда об этом не упоминать.
d) Use the infinitive as attribute.
1. На этот факт нужно обратить особое внимание.
2. Есть ли в доме кто-нибудь, кто мог бы присмотреть за больным,
пока придет сестра?
3. Вот человек, с которым можно поговорить на эту тему.
е) Use the infinitive as adverbial modifier
1) оf purpose:
1. Все было сделано для того, чтобы спасти его.
2. Он вызвал машину, чтобы отвезти нас на станцию.
3. Я встал в 6 часов, чтобы не опоздать на утренний поезд.
2) of result
1. Ребенок слишком мал, чтобы понять вашу шутку.
2. Эта книга слишком большая, чтобы прочитать ее в один день.
3. Он был так поражен, что не мог вымолвить ни слова.

Результаты (английский) 1:

I was annoyed that I forgot to thank him. He offered to arrange the guests in her house.Where have you learned so well speak English?I will try not to forget to send him a telegram.Clyde remembered that he had heard from parents of a rich uncle, who lived in Likurge.Clyde was happy that he was given a new job.Mrs Griffiths was sorry that didn't invite Clyde in his house before.Clyde disliked when he recalled the poverty of his parents.a) Use the infinitive as subject with or without the introductory it.1. I was very surprised when I saw it on the Black Sea: doctorsdo not allow him to live in the South.2. She gave enormous pleasure to watch as playkids.3. Must be very pleasant to drink from this source in hotday.(b)) Use the infinitive as predicative.1. The first thing you had to do is askwith your doctor, and then decide to put the patient in the bol′ni-zu or not.2. Our plan was to complete the field workyou before the onset of the rainy weather.3. all that she managed to do is to know their phone number.c) Use the infinitive as object.1. We were not afraid to get hit by rain: we had raincoats.2. I feigned not to notice him embarrassment and continuedtalk.3. They decided to never again do not mention.(d)) Use the infinitive as attribute.1. The need to pay special attention.2. Is there anyone in the House who could look after the sick,until sister?3. Here is a man with whom you can talk on this topic.(e)) Use the infinitive as adverbial modifier1) of purpose:1. Everything was done to save him.2. It caused the car to take us to the station.3. I got to 6:00, so as not to miss the morning train.2) of result1. a child is too small to understand your joke.2. This book is too big to read it in one day.3. He was so amazed that he could not muster a Word.

Результаты (английский) 2:

I was annoyed that I had forgotten to thank him.
He offered to arrange a guest in his home.
Where did you learn to speak well in English?
I'll try not to forget to send them a telegram.
Clyde remembered that he had heard from his parents about the rich uncle who lived in Lycurgus.
Clyde was happy that he was given a new job.
Mrs. Griffiths wished she had invited Clyde in his house before.
Clyde really did not like to be reminded of the poverty of his parents.
a) Use the infinitive as subject with or without the introductory it.
1. I was very surprised when I saw it on the Black Sea: the doctors
do not allow him to live in the south.
2. It gave her great pleasure to see how playing
children.
3. It must have been very pleasant to drink from this source on a hot
day.
B) Use the infinitive as predicative.
1. The first thing to be done - is to consult
a doctor and then decide to put the patient in bolni-
zu or not.
2. Our plan was to complete the field work
you before the rainy weather.
3. All she managed to do - is to find out their phone number.
A) Use the infinitive as object.
1. We were not afraid to get under the rain: we had raincoats.
2. I pretended not to notice his embarrassment, and continued
to talk.
3. They decided never to mention about it.
D) Use the infinitive as attribute.
1. This fact must pay particular attention.
2. Is there anything in the house someone who could look after the sick,
yet come sister?
3. Here is a man with whom you can talk about it.
E) Use the infinitive as adverbial modifier
1) ° F purpose:
1. Everything was done to save him.
2. He called a car to take us to the station.
3. I got up at 6 o'clock, so as not to miss the morning train.
2) of result
1. The child is too young to understand your joke.
2. This book is too big to read it in one day.
3. He was so impressed that he could not utter a word.

Результаты (английский) 3:

I was unfortunate, that I forgot to thank him.
He suggested that guests in his house.
where you have learned so well to speak English?
I will try not to forget to send them a message.
Clyde said,That he had heard from the parents of the rich uncle, who lived in Ликурге.
Clyde was happy that he was given a new job.
Mrs Griffiths spared no effort, that was not invited Клаида in their house before.
Clyde is very loved,When he recalled the poverty his parents.
(a) Use the infinitive as subject with or without the introductory it.
1. I was very surprised when I saw him on the Black Sea: doctors
do not allow him to live in the south.
2.