19. The use of the complex object with P.I.

Complex object consists of a NOUN in the common case or a PRONOUN in the objective case +P.I, forming a syntactic unit. It is used:

1. After verbs of perception (F.e. We were listening to the train arriving)
2. After verbs to find, to catch, to discover (F.e. We caught our cat steeling meat)
3. With verbs of causative meaning  to start, to set, to keep, to leave, to get, to have (F.e. Don’t keep me waiting;Your words set/left me thinking)
4. Occasionally with verbs to want, to like (F.e. I don’t want you talking back to me)