Translate the following sentences, using a complex object or a subordinate clause according to the sense of the verbs in bold type.* 1. Я "видел", что ему не хочется говорить на эту тему. 2. Я "видел", как он пытался завести машину. 3. Она "слышала", что профессор, болен уже неделю. 4. Она "слышала", как кто-то упомянул мое имя. 5. Мы "чувствовали", что он еще ничего не решил. 6. После захода солнца мы "почувствовали", как температура воздуха начала быстро падать. 7. Вы "слышали", что они уже вернулись? 8. Я "вижу", вы довольны подарком. 9. Я "увидел", что все смотрят вверх и сейчас же "почувствовал", что что-то случилось. 10. Мы "чувствовали", что ему не нравится его работа. 11. Когда я садился на поезд, я вдруг "почувствовал", как кто-то потянул меня за пальто.

1. I saw that he didn't want to talk about this topic.
- Complex object: I saw what he didn't want to talk about.

2. I saw him trying to start the car.
- Subordinate clause: I saw how he was trying to start the car.

3. She heard that the professor has been sick for a week.
- Complex object: She heard how long the professor has been sick.

4. She heard someone mentioning my name.
- Subordinate clause: She heard when someone mentioned my name.

5. We felt that he hadn't made a decision yet.
- Complex object: We felt what he hadn't decided yet.

6. After sunset, we felt the temperature in the air quickly dropping.
- Subordinate clause: After sunset, we felt how the temperature in the air quickly dropped.

7. Did you hear that they have already returned?
- Complex object: Did you hear what happened when they returned?

8. I see that you are happy with the gift.
- Complex object: I see how satisfied you are with the gift.

9. I saw that everyone was looking up and immediately felt that something had happened.
- Complex object: I saw what happened when everyone looked up and immediately felt it.

10. We felt that he didn't like his job.
- Complex object: We felt what he didn't like about his job.

11. When I got on the train, I suddenly felt someone pulling my coat.
- Subordinate clause: When I got on the train, I suddenly felt how someone pulled my coat.