Question

Paraphrase the following sentences so as to use a complex object after the verbs in brackets. 1. He will come by an early train (expect). 2. She loses so much time in talking (not want). 3. He will be pleased with the results of our sports competition (expect). 4. It's good advice (believe). 5. It's a dangerous kind of sport (know). 6. She must see the doctor (advise). 7. You must promise not to do such things again (want). 8. They were at home (believe). 9. You must teach him a lesson (advise). 10. They will enjoy the film (expect). 11. He won't be back so soon (not expect). 12. It won't happen again (not want). 13. Will he come too? (expect).

Answer 1

1. He is expected to come by an early train (expect). 2. She is not wanted to lose so much time in talking (not want). 3. He is expected to  be pleased with the results of our sports competition (expect). 4. It's believed to be good advice (believe). 5. It's known to be a dangerous kind of sport (know). 6. She is advased to see the doctor (advise). 7. I want you to promise me not to do such things again (want). 8. They were belied to be at home (believe). 9. You are advised to teach him a lesson (advise). 10. They are expected to enjoy the film (expect). 11. He is not expected to be back so soon (not expect). 12. It isn't  wannted to happen again (not want). 13. Is he expected to come too? (expect).

Answer 2

1. He will come by an early train, as we expect.
2. She does not want to lose so much time in talking.
3. He will expect to be pleased with the results of our sports competition.
4. The advice is believed to be good.
5. The kind of sport is known to be dangerous.
6. I advise her to see the doctor.
7. What we want is for you to promise not to do such things again.
8. They are believed to be at home.
9. I advise you to teach him a lesson.
10. They expect to enjoy the film.
11. We do not expect him to be back so soon.
12. Not wanting it to happen again.
13. Do you expect him to come too?