1) Complex Object Fill in to or -.
1. I'd like you to join our game.
2. He doesn't want me to go out, it's too cold.
3. My parents don't let me (-) sit up late.
4. The pupils didn't cope with the test, were made to rewrite it.
5. I heard Nick (-) leave the room quietly.
6. Have you ever seen a monkey (-) teasing?
7. Ann is allowed to rewrite the test.
8. The teacher noticed Maggie (-) take her neighbour's notebook.
9. We would like the trade between our counries to develop.
10. He was made to earn his living at the age of fourteen.
11. Let Mary (-) put on her smart clothes and (-) go to the theatre with us.
2) Complete the sentences.
1. I would like you to finish it.
2. We saw Ann cross the street.
3. Mother expected me to come early.
4. Father let us play.
3) Write what George had done by the end of the summer. Use the word combinations below.
1. George was told to write five poems.
2. George managed to catch 28 fish.
3. George wanted to learn to ride a bike.
4. George didn't want to read 12 books.
5. George decided to teach his younger brother to play on the computer.
4) Put the verbs into the correct form, Past Perfect or Past Simple.
1. I had finished the work by 5 o'clock.
2. Last summer we went to the country.
3. The teacher understood that Lena had not done the task.
4. When Mum came home, I had already bought bread.
5. Mike gave me the letter which he had gotten the day before.
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Is it necessary to pay children when they do their homework?
Nowadays it is a controversial question. But it seems to me that the parents should not pay children for their homework. I think that children should do their work for free, because it is not categorically allowed to pay money if a child does simple daily things. He should just have a duty. To my mind, children may have some pocket money, but it should not be associated with his duties. Neither mum nor dad has additional money for their performance of family responsibilities. So family is the contribution of all members. I think it may be some kind of encouragement and moral support, but not money.