Это слово, кажется, образовано от г

Это слово, кажется, образовано от греческого корня. 4. Я очень сожалею, что причинила вам столько хлопот. 5. Моя маленькая статья, как будто, была прочитана им. 6. Я очень сожалею, что помешал вам.
c) Using the "Accusative with the Infinitive" or the "Nominative with the Infinitive"; the. "Accusative with the Infinitive" may be prepositional:
1. Она ждала, пока откроют дверь. 2. Я видела, как дети бежали к реке. 3. Я хочу, чтобы вы перевели эту статью. 4. Она слышала, как кто-то вошел в комнату. 5. Ожидается, что они скоро приедут в Москву. 6. Предполагают, что конференция будет в конце месяца. 7. Я бы хотела, чтобы вы провели лето с нами. 8. Предполагается, что она будет играть главную роль в этой пьесе. 9. Ожидают, что погода изменится. 10. Я не имела в виду, чтобы вы заучивали этот текст наизусть. 11. Я подозреваю, что он взял мою книгу. 12. Мы ожидали, что делегация приедет в конце недели. 13. Я хочу, чтобы вы были более внимательны. 14. Ожидают, что книга будет напечатана в этом году. 15. Говорят, что она сделала очень хороший доклад на научной конференции. 16. Могу я положиться на то, что вы придете во время? 17. Я знаю, что он написал очень хорошую статью в стенную газету. 18. Я заставила ее выучить это стихотворение наизусть. 19. Они ожидали, что мы примем участие в обсуждении.

Результаты (английский) 1:

This word seems to be derived from the Greek root. 4. I'm very sorry that caused you so much trouble. 5. My little article as if was read to them. 6. I very much regret that prevented you.c) Using the "Accusative with the Infinitive" or the "Nominative with the Infinitive"; the. "With the Accusative Infinitive" may be prepositional:1. She waited until the door will open. 2. I saw the kids ran to the river. 3. I want you to have translated this article. 4. She heard someone entered the room. 5. It is expected that they will soon come to Moscow. 6. Assume that the Conference will be at the end of the month. 7. I wish you spent the summer with us. 8. it is envisaged that it will play a central role in this play. 9. Expect the weather will change. 10. I did not have in mind to you memorized the text by heart. 11. I suspect that he picked up my book. 12. We expect that the delegation will arrive at the end of the week. 13. I want you to be more careful. 14. Expects that the book will be published this year. 15. It is said that she has made a very good report at a scientific conference. 16. can I rely on the fact that you come in time? 17. I know that he wrote a very good article in the wall newspaper. 18. I forced her to learn this poem by heart. 19. They are expecting that we will participate in the discussion.

Результаты (английский) 2:

This word seems to be derived from the Greek root. 4. I ​​am very sorry that I caused you so much trouble. 5. My little article, as if they had been read. 6. I'm sorry to interrupt you.
C) Solution: Using the "Accusative with the Infinitive" or the "Nominative with the Infinitive"; the. "Accusative with the Infinitive" may be prepositional:
1. She waited until the door will open. 2. I saw the children ran to the river. 3. I want you to have translated this article. 4. She heard someone come into the room. 5. It is expected that they will soon come to Moscow. 6. It is believed that the conference will be the end of the month. 7. I would like you to spend the summer with us. 8. It is assumed that she will be starring in this play. 9. It is expected that the weather will change. 10. I do not mean that you memorized the lyrics by heart. 11. I suspect that he took my book. 12. We expected that the delegation will arrive later in the week. 13. I want you to be more careful. 14. It is expected that the book will be published this year. 15. It is said that she has done a very good report on the conference. 16. Can I trust that you will come in time? 17. I know that he has written a very good article in the paper wall. 18. I forced her to learn this poem by heart. 19. They expected that we will take part in the discussion.

Результаты (английский) 3:

this word, it seems, is formed from the greek root. 4. i was very sorry to have caused you so much trouble. 5. my little article, like was done with them. 6. i"m very sorry to interrupt you.(c) using the "Accusative with the Infinitive" or the "Nominative with the Infinitive;" the. " Accusative with the Infinitive "may be important.1. she waited until the open the door. 2. i saw the children ran to the river. 3. i want you to transfer the article. 4. she heard someone enter the room. 5. it is expected that they will arrive in moscow. 6. assume that the conference will be at the end of the month. 7. i"d like you to spend the summer with us. 8. it is expected that she will play the lead role in the play. 9. expect the weather to change. 10. i don"t mean that you"ve been practicing this text by heart. 11. i suspect that he has taken my book. 12. we expected that the delegation is coming to the end of the week. 13. i want you to be more careful. 14. expect the book to be published this year. 15. say what she"s done a very good presentation at a scientific conference. 16. can i trust that you will come in time? 17. i know that he wrote a very good article on the defaced a children"s newspaper. 18. i made her learn this poem by heart. 19. they expect that we will take part in the discussion.