Урок 33

A

I usually wait for the necessary bus for hours. ‑ The necessary bus is usually waited for hours.

We often send him for beer. ‑ He is usually sent for when somebody needs first aid/is in need of first aid.

I speak about it quite often. ‑ It is often spoken about.

We always listen to classical music with great pleasure. ‑ Classical music isn't always listened to with great pleasure.

Sometimes I look at today's young people with great surprise. ‑ Rebellious young people are usually looked at with misunderstanding and dislike.

Teenagers usually look for something unrealizable. ‑ She is often looked for before the beginning of the classes.

You are laughing at her for nothing. ‑ Unfortunately, she is often laughed at.

I look after aged people; it's my extra earnings. ‑ Evidently, this child is looked after very well.

She referred me to you. ‑ Ancient authors are often referred to in the lectures on history.

Our principal usually finds fault with his favourites. ‑ For some reason, I'm always found fault with at physic lessons.

My daughter usually looks forward to the coming of heat. ‑ The 14th of February and the 25th of December are usually looked forward to in all the Catholic countries.

I am glad that I can always rely on you in everything. ‑ Sometimes kids are relied on more often than their disorganized parents.

The young seldom pay attention to weather. ‑ The slightest change in weather is paid attention to in London.

We never live in the country‑cottage in winter. ‑ In winter the country‑cottage is never lived in.

We drink out of old cups. ‑ Old cups are drunk out of in our family.

B.

How long have you been looking for your keys? Why are you usually looked for in the attic? Will you have been looking for him before it starts raining? Had you looked for the keys in your own room before you phoned me?

He is never found fault with because he has showed himself as an excellent hard‑worker. He said he would never find fault with me providing I learnt some poems by heart.

He said I was spoken about at every corner. I had been speaking about you for an hour before you entered the room.

Have you heard from him recently? Have you heard about him? I've never heard of him. Can you hear me?

I've been waiting for you for 15 minutes. Unfortunately, I am not waited for there. He said he wasn't waited for there. I'll be waiting for you at the cinema at 5 o'clock sharp.

Урок 34

How often do you do your flat? He is just playing for time and isn't going to tide up his room. It goes without saying that you are madly glad that your room is always done/is always tided up by your friends' arrival / coming. The hall is being tided up now so you will be able to get in at any moment. He promised he would do his room sooner or later. I can't understand why it is never tided up here; this mess just drives me wild and I confess I'm fed up with all this complete chaos.

Follow me! Oh, I'm scared, to my mind; I'm being followed closely. Don't worry! It just seems to you: there are always so many people on a bus in the rush hour that any person can suppose that he is followed.

We are having a heart‑to‑heart talk, so please, don't bother us. We are always being bothered here, it's just unbearable! I feel that I always bother you. It looks as if you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth if you aren't prevented to work on/at your book under present power.