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To make someone do something

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1. He doesn't want to listen. (I - Future): don't worry,


2. She didn't want to speak in public. (he - Preterite): don't worry,

3. They didn't want to help Tom! (a nurse - Present perfect): don't worry,

4. I don't want to tell Peter! (your mother - Future): don't worry,

5. They didn't want to sign the petition. (we - Preterite): don't worry,

6. But he didn't want to vote for John! (the boss - Present perfect): don't worry,

7. I wouldn't like to denounce him! (his enemies - Future): don't worry,

8. He doesn't want to give the money back. (we - Future): don't worry,

9. They didn't want to invite Sarah! (I - Preterite): don't worry,