4. Rephrase the following sentences using infinitive in the complex object:
1. He mustn't be late for school. I don't want ...
2. I don't think the children should watch the late night film. I don't want ...
3. Jim's secretary is going to attend the meeting. Jim asked her to do it. Jim wants ...
4. Why don't you come to the concert with me? I want ...

1. I don't want him to be late for school.

2. I don't want the children to watch the late-night film.

3. Jim wants his secretary to attend the meeting.

4. I want you to come to the concert with me.

Explanation:

All four sentences use the Complex Object construction (сложное дополнение) with the verb want.

Structure: Subject + want/wants + object (noun or object pronoun) + to + infinitive.

In this construction, the object indicates who is expected to perform the action expressed by the infinitive.

For example, in the sentence "I don't want him to be late for school", him is the object, and to be is the infinitive. Together, they form the Complex Object.