It was such a terrible crime that the man to prison for life

3a Reading Skills

1 Read the title of the text and the headings below. What do you think the text is about? Q Listen, read and check.

A NASTY ATTACK
B UNLUCKY MUGGERS
C FRAUD VICTIM
D CAUGHT IN THE ACT
E COMMON TRICK

2 Read again and match each posting (1-4) with a heading (A-F). There is one heading that you do not need to use. Which words/phrases helped you to find the answers?

3 Match the underlined words/phrases with their meanings: got into by force; trusting/easily tricked; small/minor; take someone’s attention away from something; was deceived; recently; in shock; remove it with a cloth; unexpectedly. Then explain the words in bold.

Crime & the law

4 Use words from the text to complete the table.

HAVE YOU BEEN THE VICTIM OF A CRIME?

1
Tue Oct 26 16:34:06
Debbie

A couple of months ago, received a letter out of the blue saying I’d won a prize in an international lottery. I couldn’t even remember buying a ticket! Anyway, I contacted the people the letter was from, who asked me to send them a ‘fee’ to process my winnings. Like an idiot, I fell for it and sent them the money. I realised it was a scam when I didn’t hear from them again. So basically, the ‘prizes’ don’t exist. These terrible fraudsters are just trying to trick gullible people (like me!) into sending them money. The police say they’ve been investigating this crime for a while now, but they haven’t found the culprits yet.

2
Mon Nov 1 09:03:12
Steve

Burglars recently broke into our house while we were sleeping upstairs! My sister and I heard a noise, so we woke up our dad, who called the police. By the time the police arrived, though, the burglars had gone. While we were checking what they had taken, a neighbour reported a burglary at their house too. The police caught them red- handed! My dad’s got to give evidence in court in a few weeks!

b Which of the crimes is most serious? Compare with a partner, for which of these crimes would someone:

• go to court • pay a fine • go to prison
• get off with a warning • do community service

5 Choose the correct words. Check in the Word List.

1 Adam has got to go to court for a driving offence/crime.

Perhaps you’ve been taken for a ride by a con artist or been the victim of some other petty crime? Or maybe the crime was something more serious? Let’s see what our readers say.

Thur Oct 28 11:14:32
David

I used to think crime was just something that happened to other people until I got mugged on the way home from school last year. The attacker just came out of nowhere, threatened me with a knife, grabbed my mobile phone and ran away. Fortunately, I was able to identify the mugger from a photo at the police station. He was a well-known criminal in the area, so the police knew where to find him. Anyway, he confessed to the crime, the police arrested him, and he received a two-year prison sentence! I was shaken up and bruised, but it could have been a lot worse. I even got my phone back!

Sat Oct 30 20:11:54
Anna

I was out shopping in the town centre when suddenly, something that looked like bird mess landed on my shoulder! Immediately, a so-called passer by appeared with a cloth to wipe it off. It wasn’t until I reached for my wallet to buy something that I realised it had been stolen. When I reported the crime to the police, I was told that this has been happening a lot lately. These people are professional pickpockets, who use any means they can to distract their victims!

2 The burglars were arrested and taken/driven to court.
3 It’s unlawful/illegal to trespass on private property.
4 The judge announced/found him guilty of murder.
5 The murderer received a life sentence/ imprisonment.
6 There were no witnesses/suspects to the accident.

6 Complete the exchanges with the verbs below in the correct tense/form.

• arrest • appear • confess • chase • pay
• get • let • find • make • sentence
• convict • break

1 A: Have you ever. the law?
B: Well, I once had to. a fine for speeding!

Speaking

7 Continue the story. Use these words: out of the blue, mug, grab, attack, threaten, identify, criminal

Think! What does the proverb mean? Do you agree with it? Why/Why not?

! Words of Wisdom
Crime doesn’t pay.
(proverb)

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Task 6. Render the article “Come and lay down the law” in Russian

Variant II.

Task 1. Now look at this extract from a politician’s speech and complete the gaps with one of the words or expressions given below. In some cases, more than one answer may be possible. You may need to change the form of some of the words

judge barrister solicitor jury court plead guilty sentence misdeeds law-abiding innocent retribution rehabilitate reform release deterrent commit arrest charge parole victim offender community service fine corporal punishment capital punishment

Are you worried about crime? I am. We read it every day in the papers. A terrible crime has been (1) ………, the police have (2) ……… someone, he has appeared in front of a jury in (3) ………, he has (4) ……… his innocence but has been found (5) ……… of his crime and he has been (6) ……… to ten years in prison. We are all very relieved that the criminal is being punished for his (7) ……… and (8) ……… citizens like you and me can sleep more safely at night.

But what happens next? We all hope, don’t we, that the prisoner will benefit from society’s

(9) ………, that a spell in prison will (10) ……… him and make him a better person. We all hope that he will (11) …….. and become like us. We all hope that when he is eventually (12) ……… and let loose on the streets, he will be a good character, the threat of another spell in jail being a suitable (13) ……… which will stop him from breaking the law again. Oh yes.

But let’s face it. The reality is usually very different. The prisoner may be released on (14) ………, before the end of his sentence. He will try to re-enter society. But then he often becomes a (15) ……… himself, unable to find work and rejected by society. It isn’t long before he’s back in prison again.

The answer, of course, is far simpler. We need to be tough not on the criminal, but on the cause of the crime. We should spend less of the taxpayer’s money funding the (21) ……… and (22) ……… and all the other people who work for the legal system, and put the money instead into supporting deprived areas which are the breeding grounds for crime. We in the ConLab Party believe that everybody needs a good chance in life, and this is a good step forward. Vote for us now!

Task 2. Write a clear and well-structured memorandum (60-80 words) to the extract from a politician’s speech in Russian

Меморандум представляет собой сжатое изложение взглядов эксперта по определенному вопросу. При написании меморандума следует акцентировать следующие содержательные моменты: представление и раскрытие аргументов, выражение и обоснование точки зрения, оценка понятий, описание сущностей.

Task 3. You will read an article about a day in a London magistrates court where minor offences are dealt with. Which of the following offences do you expect the court to deal with?

assault traffic fine attempted murder mugging shoplifting driving whilst uninsured domestic violence illegal gambling manslaughter

Task 4. Read the article. Six paragraphs have been removed. Choose which of the paragraphs (A-G) fit into the gaps (1-6). There is one paragraph you do not need to use.

Underline the parts of the article which helped you decide on the missing paragraphs

Judgement Day

Magistrates courts hear more than 95% of criminal cases in Britain. Blake Morrison spends a day in the public gallery to witness a continuous flow of traffic offences and petty theft.

A Tuesday morning in south London. Out past Sainsbury’s and up some steps, there’s a squat brick building that looks as though it means business. Half a dozen young men are lingering by the door. With their trainers, sweatshirts, track-suit bottoms and gleaming heads, they might have turned up for a game of five-a-side. But this is Bexley magistrates court, not a leisure centre, and the sporty young men have come to plead their guilt or innocence.

The lad with “One Nation” on his jacket is ushered into the dock. His crime, it turns out, is failing to pay a traffic fine of £250. Asked if there is anything he’d like to say in mitigation, he shrugs and mumbles, “ I lost my job”. He shuffles his feet and sighs, wanting this to be over. The magistrates, having conferred, order him to pay off the fine at the rate of £10 a week. He steps down. One-third of fines in Britain are never paid. This will probably be one of them.

But it’s all traffic: driving without due care and attention, driving a vehicle with faulty brakes or bald tyres, driving without a tax disc or MOT certificate or insurance. Especially the last. On the evidence of this court, no one in south London bothers with insurance. And though they plead guilty as charged, not one of them intended to get behind the wheel while uninsured, but did so only to help out a sick friend or an ancient relative or a woman in labour…

Courtroom drama? I’d find more drama in the multi-storey where my car is parked. But the last case before lunch is oddly gripping: a man who went through a red light. At 7.30 on a Sunday morning he’s on his way to work when the car stalls as he is crossing a dual carriageway. This is highly dangerous, so when he manages to start the engine again he moves off to be safe: by this time, however, the lights ahead have turned red, and when he goes through them a policeman pulls him up. He thinks it was all a bit unfair: » I’m a train operator. My mind is totally red signals. I wouldn’t jump them.»

Back in court one, as the afternoon wears on, the traffic is more than traffic. The first female defendant of the day- appears, charged with the theft of £60 worth of goods from Morrisons, a tricky case because the items were found about her person but she hadn’t left the store. A little later, a man is charged with brandishing a «bladed article» (a kitchen knife) in the street, though he says he used it only to clear the ice from his windscreen.

A

Back at the courthouse I head for court three, where a district judge is sitting. I feel intrusive because the court is tiny: the public gallery is a single row of chairs behind the two solicitors. It seems a trial should be under way soon – yippee! – but the defendant, disappointingly isn’t there. Even worse, the offences to which, in absentia, he’s pleading not guilty, are traffic offences.

B

Articulate and polite, he plays it perfectly. The magistrates are sympathetic, and one of them thinks he knows the road where the incident happened – “That’s right, beyond the roundabout near McDonald’s”. They dock him the mandatory three points, but give him an absolute discharge. I feel like cheering and follow him out as though acquitted myself, my faith in British justice miraculously restored.

C

My last image is of a barber from south London in his early twenties. He drove a car without insurance and doesn’t have a licence. Along with his guilty plea, he has written a letter of apology to the court: a relative urgently needed his help, so he got behind the wheel, but he now deeply regrets it. A case-hardened professional judge would see him off in 30 seconds, but the three magistrates enjoy a wonderful performance and let him go with a modest fine. This is what people’s justice is all about.

D

At first, a few things are baffling to a fly on the wall like me. Why are defence solicitors usually young and Celtic in origin? Where did all those young female clerks of the court learn to be so bossy? Why are so many surnames misspelt and birthdates wrongly recorded? Where have all those missing documents got to? And when a man gives his address as a pub, is it sensible to remand him there?

E

The wonder of courts like these is that anybody, for whatever motive, can drop in. I take my seat in the public gallery – three rows of wooden benches at the rear. The magistrates come in, two flush-faced chaps in their 50s and stern-looking Asian women of 35 or so. No robes or wigs: these are laymen dressed much like the rest of us.

F

An early guilty plea is taken as a sign of “good character” and usually rewarded with a lighter penalty. In fact, to judge by their solicitors’ mitigatory eulogies, the men I’m seeing this morning are all pillars of the community. I look back on my own record – nicking those traffic cones as a teenager, exceeding speed limits – and I feel like a hardened criminal in comparison.

G

I settle down for the next case, hoping for more action. Magistrates don’t deal with rape and murder, of course: anything serious or complex is referred upward, for trial by judge and jury. Still, 96% to 98% of criminal cases in Britain are heard in courts like this one. Surely a mugging wouldn’t be too much to ask.

Общие условия выбора системы дренажа: Система дренажа выбирается в зависимости от характера защищаемого.

Механическое удерживание земляных масс: Механическое удерживание земляных масс на склоне обеспечивают контрфорсными сооружениями различных конструкций.

Поперечные профили набережных и береговой полосы: На городских территориях берегоукрепление проектируют с учетом технических и экономических требований, но особое значение придают эстетическим.

It was such a terrible crime that the man to prison for life

AMITA:HEY,WHAT ARE YOU DOING?WHY ARE YOU LIFTING UP MY CAR?

Traffic Policeman: Are you the owner of this car, ma’m?
Amit: Of course, I am..
TP: You have violated (broken) the traffic rule.
Amita: What have I done?
TP: You have parked your car on the road. Now you will have to come to the police station to pay the penalty and take your car.
Amita: Why shall I? I’m shopping here and my car is parked in front of the shop.
TP: A road is not a parking place. You should’ve parked your car in a parking place.

9.This is someone who claims to have been with the accused, so proving this person could not have been at the scene of the crime when it happened.
an arsonist a witness an alibi
10.This is to steal from a house in the night.
to smuggle to burgle
11.These are twelve good men and women and true who kindly decide your future for you in court.
members of the jury witnesses alibis
12.This is when you have to pay money so that a crime you committed is not reported to the police.
blackmail a ransom a bribe

>Kinkel Sentenced To 111 Years

It was the sentence that nearly every shooting victim had asked for. «I’m so glad Kip Kinkel is put behind bars for life because if he wasn’t, I wouldn’t feel safe.» says one of the Thurston High victims.
Josh Ryker is the brother of one of the shooting survivors: «I don’t think there is any punishment that is good enough for him.»
Judge Jack Mattison sentenced Kinkel to a total of 111 years in prison for murdering his parents and two students, and for injuring 25 others in a shooting spree at Thurston High School in May of 1998. Before he was sentenced, Kip Kinkel read a statement apologizing to those he shot and their families.
«I absolutely loved my parents and had no reason to kill them. I had no reason to dislike or try to kill anyone at Thurston. I take full responsibility for my actions. These events have pulled me to a state of deterioration and self-loathing that I didn’t know existed. I’m very sorry for everything I have done, and for what I have become.»
Defense attorneys argued that Kinkel could have been rehabilitated with psychological therapy and medication. But Judge Mattison said the protection of the community was more important than Kinkel’s rehabilitation.
His lawyers say Kinkel was mentally ill and had delusions since the sixth grade.
Richard Mullen is Kinkel’s attorney: «He spent three and half years resisting voices and finally when they got strong enough he was overcome by them and I think that’s a pretty good explanation there.»
Kinkel shot and killed Michael and Donna Nicholauson’s son, Michael. They wanted Kinkel to understand what he had done. Michael Nicholauson says, «Shooting victims, survivors, and their families were people; they weren’t just wooden targets. He did cause a lot of pain and suffering»
For some people, the pain and suffering don’t disappear with Kinkel’s sentence. Jennifer Alldredge still has a bullet lodged near her heart. She says, «Until these scars go away, until my hand moves again, until I can look at my boyfriend and he doesn’t feel guilty that he couldn’t save his friend Mike, until that happens the emotional effects won’t go away.»

Vocabulary
1.sentence
punishment for a crime
2.victim
a person killed or hurt in a crime
3.punishment
a penalty given to an offender through the court system
4.statement
an opinion, comment, or message

5.responsibility
moral, legal, or mental accountability
6.deterioration
destruction
7.therapy
treatment for bodily, mental, or behavioral disorder
8.medication
a remedy or cure, usually with a medicinal substance
9.rehabilitation
to restore to health or useful activity.
10.delusions
abnormal mental state
11.closure
the condition of being closed or ended

Environmental news articles — задания к тексту

Новостные статьи об экологии на английском языке. Прочитайте, переведите и выполните задания к текстам.

Exercise 3: Read the news articles. Which environmental problem does each relate to?
Задание 3: Прочитайте новостные статьи. К какой экологической проблеме относится каждая из них?

Exercise 4: Match the headings (A-H) to extracts 1-7. Use each heading only once. There is one extra heading you do not need to use.
Задание 4: Сопоставьте заголовки (A-H) со статьями 1-7. Используйте каждый заголовок только один раз. Один из заголовков использовать не нужно.

A. Making it worthwhile
В. A lucky rescue
С. A terrible crime
D. Neighbourhood pride works

E. A suitable punishment
F. Kid power
G. Bad weather ahead
H. Gone forever

Environmental news

[1-F] Last Saturday a group of teenagers were seen doing their part to save the environment. Early in the morning, twenty young students from St Mark’s Secondary School in Granton set off by bus and headed for Brampton Forest — the forest that was partly destroyed in last year’s dreadful fire. Armed with small shovels and buckets of pine saplings, these teens were determined to show that they care about the future of their planet. At final count, the youngsters managed to plant over 2,000 young trees. We should all be proud of these hard-working young people.

Перевод: В прошлую субботу была замечена группа подростков, делающих свою часть работы по спасению окружающей среды. Рано утром двадцать молодых учеников средней школы Святого Марка в Грантоне отправились на автобусе в Брамптонский Лес — лес, который был частично уничтожен ужасным пожаром прошлого года. Вооружившись маленькими лопатками и ведрами с сосновыми саженцами, эти подростки были полны решимости показать, что они заботятся о будущем своей планеты. По последним подсчетам, молодняку удалось посадить более 2000 молодых деревьев. Мы все должны гордиться этими трудолюбивыми молодыми людьми.

Экологическая проблема: Depletion of natural resources

[2-A] The next time you go to your local supermarket take a minute to look and see if there is something different about it. The local council, supported by a government grant, has installed ten recycling machines in supermarkets in the area. The machines only work with returnable bottles, and when one is deposited in the machine the depositor receives ten pence for their effort. It is hoped that where concern for the environment has not persuaded people to recycle, money might.

Перевод: В следующий раз, когда вы пойдете в ваш местный супермаркет, найдите минутку, чтобы посмотреть, есть ли в нем что-то необычное. Местный совет, поддержанный правительственным грантом, установил десять машин для переработки отходов в супермаркетах в этом районе. Машины работают только с возвратными бутылками, и когда одна из них помещается в машину, вкладчик получает десять пенсов за свои усилия. Есть надежда, что там, где забота об окружающей среде не убедила людей перерабатывать отходы, деньги смогут это сделать.

Экологическая проблема: Pollution

[3-C] 22-year-old Rowan Peters was sentenced to six months in prison yesterday at Carlisle Crown Court. Found guilty of an act of arson that resulted in the destruction of over 1,000 hectares of valuable woodland, Peters continued to proclaim his innocence. To most people gathered outside the court, Peters’ sentence was far too light and really counted as no more than a slap on the wrist for such an irresponsible and dangerous act.

Перевод: Вчера в Королевском суде Карлайла 22-летний Роуэн Питерс был приговорен к шести месяцам тюремного заключения. Признанный виновным в поджоге, который привел к уничтожению более 1000 гектаров ценных лесных угодий, Питерс продолжал заявлять о своей невиновности. Для большинства людей, собравшихся перед зданием суда, приговор Питерса был слишком мягким и действительно считался не более чем пощечиной за столь безответственный и опасный поступок.

Экологическая проблема: Loss of biodiversity

[4-D] Clydesdale Mews in the west of the city is sparkling this morning after a massive weekend clean-up by locals. Sick and tired of the rubbish littering their streets and parks, the people of the area, many of whom have lived there their whole lives, decided to get together to do something about it once and for all. Old and young alike turned out to participate in the clean-up. When asked about it, Mr Kline, an elderly resident, said, «Now, that’s the stuff. We have always loved the area, and after this weekend we have even more reason to do so. Everywhere is as neat as a pin, just like in the old days!»

Перевод: Клайдсдейл-Мьюз на западе города сверкает этим утром после масштабной уборки в выходные дни местными жителями. Устав от мусора, завалившего их улицы и парки, жители этого района, многие из которых прожили там всю свою жизнь, решили собраться вместе, чтобы раз и навсегда что-то предпринять. В субботнике приняли участие как старые, так и молодые люди. Когда спросили об этом, мистер Клайн, пожилой местный житель, сказал: «Так вот, это самое главное. Мы всегда любили этот район, и после этих выходных у нас есть еще больше причин сделать это. Везде все аккуратно, совсем как в старые добрые времена!»

Экологическая проблема: Pollution

[5-H] Scientists have announced that a type of West African monkey, Miss Waldron’s red colobus, has probably become extinct. This large monkey is the first primate to vanish since the 19th century. Despite a series of searches conducted by anthropologists over a six-year period, no evidence of even one. Wildlife experts were unsurprised, as the last confirmed sighting of a Miss Waldron’s red colobus was over 20 years ago and it was listed as endangered back in 1988.

Перевод: Ученые объявили, что западноафриканская обезьяна, вида красный колобус Вальдрон, вероятно, вымерла. Эта крупная обезьяна-первый примат, исчезнувший с 19-го века. Несмотря на серию поисков, проведенных антропологами в течение шестилетнего периода, никаких свидетельств хотя бы одного из них не было найдено. Эксперты по дикой природе не были удивлены, поскольку последнее подтвержденное наблюдение красного колобуса Вальдрон было более 20 лет назад, и он был занесен в список исчезающих еще в 1988 году.

Экологическая проблема: Extinction of animals

[6-G] Hurricane winds ripped through areas of Florida yesterday, causing millions of dollars’ worth of damage. Homeowners in the state complained to the media that the local meteorological office and weather stations had given them little time to prepare for the hurricane. An expert on climate change, Stan Wren, issued a harsh warning that yesterday’s hurricane was not simply a force of Mother Nature, but the product of man’s continuing disrespect for the environment. He went on to say that we should be prepared to expect more surprises in the future.

Перевод: Вчера по районам Флориды пронесся ураганный ветер, причинив ущерб на миллионы долларов. Домовладельцы в штате жаловались СМИ, что местное метеорологическое управление и метеостанции дали им мало времени на подготовку к урагану. Эксперт по изменению климата Стэнд Рен резко предупредил, что вчерашний ураган был не просто проявлением силы матушки-природы, а результатом продолжающегося неуважения человека к окружающей среде. Далее он сказал, что нам следует быть готовыми к новым сюрпризам в будущем.

Экологическая проблема: Soil erosion

[7-B] Concerned conservationist rushed to the mouth of St Stephen’s River late this afternoon after receiving reports that a young whale had beached itself. The desperate situation suddenly took a turn for the better when the water level began to rise and the whale managed, with the help of onlookers, to free itself and escape to deeper water. Once its sense of direction had returned, it turned and headed back out to sea. It seems that sometimes sonar signals from boats can confuse the young whales, and they become separated from their pod, or family group.

Перевод: Обеспокоенный защитник природы бросился к устью реки Святого Стефана поздно вечером, получив сообщение о том, что молодой кит выбросился на берег. Отчаянная ситуация внезапно изменилась к лучшему, когда уровень воды начал подниматься, и киту удалось освободиться с помощью зевак и уйти в глубь воды. Как только его чувство курса вернулось, он развернулся и направился обратно в море. Похоже, что иногда сигналы гидролокаторов с лодок могут сбить с толку молодых китов, и они отделяются от своей стаи или семейной группы.

Экологическая проблема: Sound pollution

Очень прошу, помогите?

Очень прошу, помогите.

( Надо вставить модальные глаголы, или их эквиваленты.

2. At the crime scene the investigating officers _______ to examine the crime scene very carefully in order to discover evidence.

3. We _______ to interview witnesses and interrogate criminals properly by the end of the final year.

4. The detective _______ to go to the crime scene once again yesterday.

5. Incompetent people _______ enter the crime scene.

6. The criminal _______ be traced and located as soon as possible.

7. As there was much evidence to prove his guilt, the accused _______ to confess.

8. _______ you interview witness properly now being a secondyear student?

9. As a perpetrator was identified and now he is in custody the investigator _______ gather the facts necessary in the trial to prove the guilt of the accused.

10. The physical evidence discovered in the crime scene _______ establishes the identity of the criminal.

2. At the crime scene the investigating officers have to examine the crime scene very carefully in order to discover evidence.

3. We are to interview witnesses and interrogate criminals properly by the end of the final year.

4. The detective had to go to the crime scene once again yesterday.

5. Incompetent people shouldn’t enter the crime scene.

6. The criminal must be traced and located as soon as possible.

7. As there was much evidence to prove his guilt, the accused had to confess.

9. As a perpetrator was identified and now he is in custody the investigator must gather the facts necessary in the trial to prove the guilt of the accused.

10. The physical evidence discovered in the crime scene may establish the identity of the criminal.

In this exercise you have to choose the correct form, with or without the?

In this exercise you have to choose the correct form, with or without the.

I’m afraid of dogs / the dogs Can you pass salt / the salt, please?

1. Women / The women are often better teachers than men / the men.

coffee / the coffee is more expensive than tea / the tea.

3. We had a very nice meal in that restaurant.

Cheese / The cheese was especially good.

4. Two of the biggest problems facing our society are crime / the crime and

unemployment / the unemployment.

5. I hate violence / the violence.

Помогите пожалуйста?

Imagine you were on the titanic when it hit the iceberg.

In three minutes write a few sentences describing the scene and your feelings.

The procedure of the trial The judge opens the trial with a summary of the crime and an outline of the arguments 2.

The prosecution asks the witness to identify themselves to the court.

When the witness has made his statement, the prosecution questions the witness to bring out the most important pieces of evidence.

Put the following sentences into the Past Indefinite and the Future Indefinite tenses 1.

Firearms are sold only in special shops.

2. Every year hundreds of people are robbed in the streets.

3. What questions are discussed at the meeting?

4. This employee is asked to take documents to the law enforcement agency.

5. The Militia day is celebrated on November, 10.

Choose the right tense of the verb in Active or Passive Voice.

1. He (to involve).

Into organized crime.

2. The forensic expertise (to threaten).

To go on strike.

3. The evidence (to find).

By the investigator.

4. The document (to take).

5. The President (to dismiss).

The Russian Government.

The right decision.

On charge for larceny.

8. The jury (to listen).

To materials of the case and (to reach).

9. The crime scene (to search).

And every evidence (to collect).

Помогите пожалуйста с заданием?

Помогите пожалуйста с заданием!

Нужно изменить следующие предложения в пассивный залог 1.

The witnesses have identified the criminal.

2. The investigating officers are gathering important evidence.

This case, just, in the court, to deal with.

5. The investigator, now, to wait for.

Underline the correct word to complete each sentence?

Underline the correct word to complete each sentence.

A)The criminal wore gloves so there were no footprints \ handfuls \ fingerprints \ finger.

B)The police searched the house but fund no cluse \ guilt \ report \ appearance.

C)After the robbery, a(an) mundered \ illegal \ isolaed.

D)The leader of the gang was sentenced to fifteen years arrest \ punishment \ imprisonment \ warning.

E)The clothing left at the scene of the crime was an important part of the remains \ evidence \ proof \ law.

С переводом если можно пожалуйста скину 30 баллов вам честно.

Вставить пропущенное слово?

Вставить пропущенное слово!

Such a terrible crime?

In the trial today.

Переписать предложение в отрицательной форме :1) Detectives searched and seized stolen property and instruments of the crime?

Переписать предложение в отрицательной форме :

1) Detectives searched and seized stolen property and instruments of the crime.

2) They interrogated criminals.

3) The investigator has just examined the crime scene very carefully.

Once upon a tiime, all the Domestic animals were wild?

Once upon a tiime, all the Domestic animals were wild.

The Dog was wild, and the horse was wild, and the cow was wild and the sheep was wild, and the pigwas wild.

Верен порядок слов в вопросе специального типа : Выберите один ответ : What was the reason for severe treatment of the accused?

Верен порядок слов в вопросе специального типа : Выберите один ответ : What was the reason for severe treatment of the accused?

What the reason for the severe treatment of the accused was?

What was the severe treatment of the accused the reason?

What the reason was for severe treatment of the accused?

1) we were waiting for the train on the platform. 2)we ussuslly have a breakfast at 9 o’clock. 7) lf they ho to Kyiv, they will visit many musseums. 8) l will dance if they played my favourite song 9)Go to the kitchen.

Ex 2 1. D 2. E 3. B 4. A 5. F 6. C Ex 3 2. Shorter 3. Bigger 4. Older / Elder 5. Younger 6. More comfortable.

1. Kazakhstan, Astana. 2. very big country 3. Many 4. Kazakh.

1) Great Britain / London 2) busy city 3)8 million 4) english.

1 1) If it (is not) too cold, I (not put) on my coat. 2) I (will write) the composition if you (do not disturb) me. 3) His vocabulary (will increase) greatly if he ( reads) fifty pages. 4) You (will go) to the Philarmonic much more often if you re..

1) used to go swimming 2) was dancing 3) were you laughing 4) used to drink 5) rode 6) was writing 7) was raining 8) used to play 9) Sang 10) was cleaning.

Are is are aren’t are isn’t is aren’t are isn’t is is.

1)I spend the time of my life right 2)The wall is very dense 3)The mouth of the river is its end 4)We make our way through the storm 5)We will win and get the main winning.