Paraphrase the following using the Objective-with-the-Infinitive Constructions.


1. He heard how one of the girls in the shop addressed Jane. 2. She saw that the door of the sitting-room opened and her mother entered. 3. She smiled when she heard, how he locked the door loudly. 4. Jack watched how Eliza learn then he walked slowly down the hall to his father’s room. 5. I’ve never heard how he spoke of this life in Canada. 6. Don’t let the child do it: the child shouldn’t play alone in the courtyard. 7. The teacher made it so: his pupils did their exercise again. 8. I helped the woman: she got out of the taxicab. 9. The man told the dog: it had to lie. 10. The news made it: I cried out for joy. 11. They considered the idea: it was worthy of attention.

1. He heard one of the girls in the shop address Jane. 2. She saw the door of the sitting-room open and her mother enter. 3. She smiled when she heard him lock the door loudly. 4. Jack watched Eliza learng then he walked slowly down the hall to his father’s room. 5. I’ve never heard him speak of this life in Canada. 6. Don’t let the child play alone in the courtyard. 7. The teacher made his pupils do their exercise again. 8. I helped the woman get out of the taxicab. 9. The man told the dog to lie. 10. The news made me cry out for joy. 11. They considered the idea to be worthy of attention.