How to translate the following grammar-pattern: 让/叫 N+V —— N还/ 就真 V (呀) I know that this is a pattern that expresses a reverse meaning of what is really expressed (some kind of rhetorical question) - and that the speaker is somehow showing a negative attitude. I suppose the expression is very easy to translate - if I only knew what would be a good equivalent in English. I ll give some examples. Please do help me with suggestions. Thanks a lot. 

1) 叫你买彩票，你还真买呀 ?
2) 那是 公家的东西！人家叫你拿，你还真拿呀？ (and which tones should this 人家 have?)
3) 现在刚下午四点，他让你睡觉，你就真睡觉呀？

Would it be correct to translate no.3 this way: 

"The time is just four o' clock, and he allows/ lets you go to sleep - will you really go to sleep? "

(I have no clue how to translate well the two first ones - maybe because the difference between 让 and 叫 slightly mess up the translation for me - but maybe there is no big difference? )
As for tones, it is rénjia, as in "people", "somebody".

If talking about a family, it is more stressed: rénjiā.