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    The document provides examples of sentences using various verbs and their objects or subjects. It shows verbs like "make", "let", "watch", "see", "hear", and "feel" being used with different subjects and objects like "people", "children", "some people", "police officers", and "anybody". It also gives examples of these verbs being used with gerunds like "walking" and "speaking".

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    Таблица-схема использования конструкции complex object для уровня Pre-Intermediate и выше

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    The document provides examples of sentences using various verbs and their objects or subjects. It shows verbs like "make", "let", "watch", "see", "hear", and "feel" being used with different subjects and objects like "people", "children", "some people", "police officers", and "anybody". It also gives examples of these verbs being used with gerunds like "walking" and "speaking".

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    OBJECT

    make (name, noun or Infinitive


    let me/her/him/us/them)

    The terrorist made people lie down and stop moving.


    Sensible parents don't let their children walk alone at night.

    SUBJECT
    Infinitive

    watch Some people saw the burglar leave the bank with a big bag.
    OBJECT
    see The police officers heard a woman cry in the dark room.
    (name, noun or
    hear me/her/him/us/them) Did you feel anybody touch you when you were in the crowd?
    feel

    Gerund

    I saw a suspicious man walking near us.


    Did they hear her speaking on the phone?

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