Rewrite the sentences using a to-infinitive (Vto) instead of a subordinate clause
1.Mother was pleased when she got a letter from her son.
2.He hoped that he'd meet her in the library.
3.I'm happy that I live in such a beautiful place.
4.The man was surprised when he heard his name.
5.He would be glad if he could keep you company in your travels.
1.Mother was pleased when she got a letter from her son.
2.He hoped that he'd meet her in the library.
3.I'm happy that I live in such a beautiful place.
4.The man was surprised when he heard his name.
5.He would be glad if he could keep you company in your travels.
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2. He hoped to meet her in the library.
3. I'm happy to live in such a beautiful place.
4. The man was surprised to have heard his name.
5. He would be glad to be able to keep you company in your travels.
2.He hoped to meet her in the library.
3.I'm happy to live in such a beautiful place.
4.The man was surprised to hear his name.
5.He would be glad to keep you company in your travels.