------ What do you think about her performance?

　　------ We consider that her performance is a big success.

　　( We consider her performance a big success. )

　　------ What do people think about dogs?

　　------ People believe that dogs are honest.

　　( People believe dogs to be honest. )

　　4). Usage

　　An object complement , which gives information about the object, can be a noun, a noun phrase, an adjective, a to-infinitive, a bare infinitive, or a prepositional phrase.

　　Step 2 Either... or / neither... nor

　　1). Situation one

　　------ I have got one ticket for Liu Xiang's 110m hurdle race to be held in Nanjing.

　　 Either you or your desk-mate can have it.

　　------ Is it on Saturday or on Sunday?

　　------ It is on next Monday.

　　------ Oh, what a pity. I am afraid neither I nor my desk-mate can enjoy it.

　　2). Situation two

　　------ Which language can I use to write the speech? ( English / Chinese )

　　------ You can write the speech either in English or in Chinese.

　　3). Situation three

　　------ It is neither your fault nor mine. It's your friend Jack's fault.

　　------ Whose fault is it? ( yours / mine )

　　4). Situation four

　　 ------Which one can I take, Sir?

------I am afraid, you can take _______________. (neither the gun nor the cigar)

　　5). Situation five

------Where can I stay on Saturday afternoon, Sir?