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Matilda's parents / like a noisy chatterbox / treat her/ , / never / constantly / appreciating her sensitive and brilliant mind.
Matilda's parents constantly treat her like a noisy chatterbox, never appreciating her sensitive and brilliant mind.
this afternoon / Matilda / is / in the library / devouring / one book after another .
Matilda is devouring one book after another in the library this afternoon.
She / business / always / her / own / minds
She always minds her own business
right now/ Mrs. Wormwood / on / bingo / and /for the hall / is hooked / is leaving
Mrs. Wormwood is hooked on bingo and is leaving for the hall right now
own / silly / Mr. and Mrs. Wormwood / wrapped / little lives / are / up / in their
Mr. and Mrs. Wormwood are wrapped up in their own silly little lives
to mooch around / Her brother / usually / just/ and watch the telly / wants
Her brother usually just wants to mooch around and watch the telly
at the moment / Matilda / to the library /is / toddling down
Matilda is toddling down to the library at the moment
It seems / is seeming as if you're in the next room.
seems
Do you joke / Are you joking? It's completely different here.
Are you joking
I don't believe / am not believing it
don't believe
They build / are building a swimming pool now
are building
We hear / are hearing them all the time in the garden
hear
Hang on a minute - I hold / am holding the phone out now.
am holding
They don't sound / aren't sounding like British birds at all!
don't sound
He makes / is making breakfast this morning.
is making
