1. This medicine can be taken before or after a meal.
2. Pronunciation of this word should be looked up in a dictionary.
З. The patient had to be operated on immediately.
4. This book can be found in the district library.
6. He has been offered a teacher job at school.
7. I have been promised two tickets to the movies.
8. He will be sent abroad in the summer.
9. I was shown the way to the nearest village.
10. This article should not be referred to.
11. The teacher was listened to with great interest.
12. He was awarded a watch.
13. He will be laughed at.
14. If you have a fever, the doctor should be sent for at once.
15. This play is being talked about a lot now.
16. Children are taken care of very well in kindergartens.
17. This argument has to stop.
18. Your attention should be drawn to your pronunciation.
19. Can his word be relied on?
20. I know that his proposal will be argued against.
21. He was being looked for everywhere.
I, as a person who loves a relatively healthy lifestyle (I call him that, because he does not always coincide with the postulates of healthy lifestyles), is extremely pissed off as some people prefer to eat. I’m not talking now about vegans, vegetarians, fat people and other guys, I’m talking about the general majority of people sticking to bad eating habits, which are rooted in the traditional education of the Soviet and post-Soviet times, where minus 100 g of weight in a child was considered a disaster. Of course, all this was actively stirred up by sports, but now only a few people indulge in sports. And then on the couch or in the bar during the Olympics with a glass of foam.