Ex.4. USE the For-Complex instead of the subordinate clauses. STATE the functions of the for-phrases

1. He waited that I should declare that I quite understood that he admitted nothing. 2. I wanted this waiting over with and that we should be out in the world as soon as possible. 3. “Please would you tell me,” said Alice, a little timidly, for she was not quite sure whether it was good manners if she spoke first, “why your cat grins like that?” 4. And I can’t live with him! It’s a torture when I see him. 5. Well, can I be present at the meeting? 6. There is nothing else I can do. 7. It’s not good manners if I invite him. 8. He was a long way down the sunny street, and was making expressive gestures that I had to stop. 9. “Either they are all asleep or perhaps they have heard me coming and are waiting that I will open the door. I’d better knock first,” and he knocked. 10. Why reckon the days? One day is enough so that a man should know all happiness. 11. I think that you have no need to inquire about that, nor I to answer you, for that’s my own affair. 12. He held the gate a little way open so that I was able to pass in. 13. You have tortured me so deliberately that I am unable to forgive you at this moment. 14. And then I looked at the stars, and considered how awful it would be if a man turned his face up to them and saw no help or pity.

Ex.5. ADD infinitives to complete for-phrases in the sentences.

1. The game is suitable for (the whole family) …. 2. There is no any pasta for (I) …. 3. The weather is too bad for (we) …. 4. I’m so bored. There is nothing for (I) …. 5. Money is something for (a man) …. 6. There were too many cars in the car park for (he) …. 7. Katherine decided that for (she) …. would be too hard. 8. I know it’s hard for (you) …, but he is in an extraordinary humour today. 9. The most important thing is for (the King) …. 10. It was a big mistake for (Gregory) …. 11. My bookshelves are packed and I will soon need more room for (textbooks) …. 12. They asked for (the papers) …. 13. It might be rather amusing for (twins) …. 14. I knew it would take time for (they) …. 15. For (I) …. was deathlike.