Варіант № 11

1. Використовуйте артикль де це необхідно (a, an, the).

1.1 There is not... table in... middle of... living-room.... table is in... corner.... table is brown.

1.2 Nick has... lot of books at... home.... books are inter­esting. They are in …bookcase.

1.3 …lot of people think that... Scotland is... part of... England but this is untrue.... Scotland is... part of Great Britain. There are five million Scots and... most of them live in... southern half of... country.

1.4 Will you go for... walk tomorrow? We will have... good time.

2. Утворіть множину з поданих речень.

2.1 Is this a mouse? — No, it is a rat.

2.2 Is this a good tooth?

2.3 Is that man a doctor? — No, he isn't. He is a teacher.

2.4 That child has an interesting hobby

3. Відкрийте дужки, використовуючи дієслова у потрібному часі.

3.1 Kate (not to write) letters every day.

3.2 When Nick (to get) up every morning?

3.3 We (to see) a very good film last Sunday.

3.4 Where you (to spend) last sum­mer?

4. Вставьте some, any, no або їх похідні.

4.1 I am afraid I shan't be able to find... in the office now: it is too late.

4.2 …knew anything about America before Colum­bus discovered it.

4.3 Is there... in my group who lives in the dormitory?

4.4 They have... red boots, Kate.

5. Перекладіть речення на англійську мову.

5.1 Чем вы занимаетесь с тех пор, как мы расстались?

5.2 Вы прочитали книгу, которую я вам дала?

5.3 Пока директор вел беседу с представителями (representative) иностранных фирм (firm), секретарь сортировала утреннюю почту.

5.4 Они вышли, когда еще было светло, но черные тучи собирались на горизонте (horizon) и дул холодный северный ветер.

6. Перекладіть текст на українську мову та поставте 5 запитань до будь-якого речення.

Judiciary in Great Britain

Criminal Proceedings. There are two courts of trial and two courts of appeal for criminal proceedings in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The courts of trial are the Magistrates* Court and the Crown Court, and the courts of appeal are the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords.

The Magistrates' Court. The most common type of law court in England and Wales is the Magistrates' Court. The Magistrates' Court is the lower court of trial. It deals with summary offences. More serious criminal cases (indictable offences) then go to the Crown Court. Civil cases are dealt with in County courts.

Magistrates' Courts have limited powers of penalty but they may com­mit a convicted offender to the Crown Court if it is considered that the powers of the Magistrates' Court are insufficient Approximately 95% of all prosecutions are dealt with in the Magistrates' Courts.

Juvenile Courts are composed of specially trained magistrates. They try most charges against children and young persons under the age of 18 years.

The Crown Court. The Crown Court is the senior court of trial for criminal offences. The courts are established at various centres throughout the country. The courts are presided over by either a High Court Judge, Circuit Judge or Recorder who sits with a jury. The Crown Court for the City of London is the Central Criminal Court, also known as the Old Bailey.

The Crown Court may also hear appeals against conviction and/or sentence for some offences dealt with at the Magistrates' Court.

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