Turn into the Passive paying attention to the differences in the usage of the verbs.
1. (read) a) We usually read to our son before he goes to sleep.
b) We often read fairy-tales to our son. 2. (write) a) People write lots of
letters to well-known public figures. b) People seldom write to him or
call upon him now. 3. (teach) a) What languages did they teach you at
school? b) Did they teach you to drive a car? 4. (pay) a) Have you paid
for all this yet? b) We paid a dollar for this watch. c) How much did
you pay them for this watch? 5. (take care) a) You should take better
care of your health. b) You should take care not to spill the coffee on
the floor. 6. (inquire) a) What kind of problems are you inquiring into in
your research? b) Did they inquire you about the real reasons for
your conduct? c) What are the police inquiring after? 7. (charge) a)
The shoe-maker charged him five shillings for that pair. b) What did
the prosecutor charge the accused men with? 8. (forgive) a) Why did
you never forgive him that small mistake? b) Haven't you forgiven him
for this small mistake yet? 9. (envy) a) Our neighbours have always
envied us. b) Our neighbours have always envied our happiness. c)
Our neighbours have always envied us our happy family life. 10. (forbid)
a) He forbade me to come to his place. b) He forbade me all contacts
with his daughter. 11. (entrust) a) Who did they entrust this task to? b)
What task did they entrust him with?
At the Airport:
Passenger: Excuse me, I have a reservation for a flight. I'd like to confirm my booking, please.
Agent: Of course, I can help you with that. May I have your flight number and destination, please?
Passenger: Yes, my flight number is AC123, and my destination is New York.
Agent: Thank you. Let me check your reservation. Yes, here it is. You are scheduled to leave at 6:00 PM local time. Please proceed to the check-in counter to get your boarding pass.
Passenger: Thank you. Can you also tell me the departure time from New York?
Agent: Certainly. Your departure time from New York is 9:00 AM local time.
Passenger: Great, thank you. One more thing, can you confirm my seat assignment?
Agent: Sure, let me check. Ah, you have been assigned seat 15C.
Passenger: Perfect, that's fine. Thank you for your assistance.
Agent: You're welcome. Have a pleasant flight!
Did your cousins used to have a computer at home when they were young?
My granny used to buy vinyl records, but now she's got an MP3 player.
Who used to take you to school?
Janet didn't use to remember her friends' birthdays, so she put all important dates in a small notebook.
My best friend used to go to a different school.
What did Barbara used to do before she had a computer?
Note: In the original question, only sentence 0 was provided with the verb "be afraid of." I have added the verbs in the remaining sentences based on the context, but please make sure to verify the accuracy of the sentences.