Синтаксис английского предложения. Новосельцева О.О. - 13 стр.

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5. She thought such descriptions weak.
6. Waymarsh seemed to sit stiffer and to hold his elbows tighter.
7. From Pansy she heard nothing, but that was very simple: her father had
told her not to write.
8. When the cotillion came Pansy was found to have engaged herself.
9. The lurking chill of the high-walled court struck him and made him
shiver.
10. His wife did not think it necessary to appear.
11. The late Mr. Archer was known to have gambled freely.
12. Isabel was thought insensible to compliments.
13. Prince William was said to be delighted and relieved today after passing
three A-levels and gaining a place at the University of St Andrews to
study History of Art.
II. Read §§ 130-135 (pp.414-420)
Ex.20 Point out the predicative complex and name its function in the
sentence:
1. It was an immense thing, quite a tremendous thing, for her to have come.
2. Ralph, standing there with his hands in his pockets, followed her with his
eyes.
3. She didn’t insist upon his receiving Miss Stackpole.
4. The whole house having been thrown open, the apartments of the rez-de-
chaussée
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were also accessible.
5. His great defect consisted in the collective reproach of his being too
serious.
6. He sat, half an hour later, with his legs under Chad's mahogany, with Mr.
Bilham on one side, with a friend of Mr. Bilham's on the other.
7. I found his friend there keeping the place warm for him, Chad himself
being in the south.
8. The exchange of such values was not for him to handle.
9. There had already been a question of his taking him to see the great
Gloriani.
10. The gentleman was conscious of the difficulties of his function, it being
in its way as arduous to converse with the very meek as with the very
mighty.
11. With her arms on the balustrade and her attention dropped to the street
she allowed Strether to watch her, without her turning round.
12. There was nothing for her to say of him.
13. Waymarsh looked unnaturally big and black in bed, with his covering up
to his chin.
14. She reminded him of Major Pendennis breakfasting at his club.
15. Five minutes later they were on their feet for her to take leave.
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rez-de-chaussée (Fr.) [red4ose] – ground floor