SOS HEIP ME PLEASE Change the sentences into the passive by making the underlined word or phrase the subject of the sentence. Use by ... only if necessary.

1 A taxi took them to the airport.
They were taken to the airport by a taxi.

2 This time last week Michael Johnson was interviewing US on TV.

3 I have just found out that the company hasn't offered me a job.

4 Are you still upset that they didn’t choose you for the team?

5 When are they going to pay me my money?

6 This radio doesn’t use batteries. You have to wind it up.

7 When I first got my dog, no one had trained him at all.

8 Somebody had broken this computer before I bought it.

9 ‘Where are the new students?’ - ‘Someone is giving them a tour of the school.’​

Have breakfast,  have dinner,  have supper  1. when do you usually have dinner (breakfast, supper)?   2. he didn't have dinner the day before yesterday.  3. will you go for a walk before supper?   4. are you going to invite your friends for dinner? 5. what do we have for breakfast today?   6. where is your friend? - he is having breakfast.  .e  употребление глаголов  to ask smb. for smth.( просить у кого-л. что-л.) и  to ask  (спрашивать): 1. what is he asking for? - he is asking for a new journal.  2. what is he asking about? - he is asking about friend petrov's family.  3. they asked us a lot of questions about our country.  4. he isn't asking me for the copybook, he is asking me for the book. 

1. Extremes meet — Крайности сходятся/Противоположности притягиваются
2. East or West home is best — В гостях хорошо, а дома лучше.
3. Better late than never — Лучше поздно, чем никогда.
4. All’s well that ends well — Все хорошо, что хорошо кончается.
5. Out of sight out of mind — С глаз долой, из сердца вон.
6. As fit as a fiddle — В полном здравии, в хорошем настроении.
7. No sweet without sweat — Не вкусив горького, не видать и сладкого.
8. A penny saved is a penny gained — Не истратил пенни — значит, заработал.
9. By one’s father’s side — С отцовской стороны, по отцовской линии.
10. Just a joke — Всего лишь шутка.
11. Have a heart! — Сжальтесь!, помилосердствуйте!
12. A good beginning makes a good ending — Хорошее начало полдела откачало.
13. Too good to be true — Невероятно, не может быть / Слишком хорошо, чтобы быть правдой.
14. Who knew, who is who — Кто знает — «кто есть кто».
15. New lords new laws — Новая метла метёт по-новому…

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