Лекция: Повторение

I. Ответьте на вопросы о себе.

1. Have you ever been to any court?

2. Have you seen any trial or prison in films?

3. What films were they?

4. What were your impressions?

5. Do you like to watch films of this kind?

II. Подчеркните сказуемое, укажите время глаголов. Переведите предложения.

1. They often publish information on economic crimes.

2. I do not know when she will give evidence.

3. Do you believe all she has said?

4. The newspapers write he is staying in prison in Switzerland.

5. I’m sure he will make a good lawyer.

6. Is he studying law at the University?

7. I have never been to any court, criminal or civil.

8. The trial will have finished by May.

III. Прочитайте текст, раскройте скобки, поставив инфинитив в нужное время. Переведите текст.

Once two merchants who (to travel) in the desert by night (to lose) one of their camels. The camel (to be loaded) with corn, honey and a bag of gold.

An old man, who (to spend) all his life in the desert, (to notice) the merchants and (to say): “I see you (to lose) a camel”.

“Yes, we …,” they (to answer).

“He (not to be) blind in his right eye, and lame in his left leg?”

“He (to be),” (to answer) the merchants.

“And he (not be loaded) with honey on one side and with corn on the other?”

“He certainly (to be)!” (to exclaim) the merchants. “And as you (to see) him so lately we hope you (to show) us where he (to be) now”.

“My friends,” (to say) the old man, “I never (to see) your camel”.

“But where (to be) the bag of gold?” (to say) the merchants and they (to take) the man before the judge.

The old man with great calmness (to address) the judge: “My life in the desert (to teach) me to notice things. So when I (to cross) the footprints of a camel I (to know) at once that he (to run) away from his owner, for I (to see) no other footprints in the sand. I (to know) that the animal (to be) blind in one eye because he (to bite) the grass only on one side of his path. I can tell from the footprints that he (to be) lame. There were a great number of flies and some grains of wheat near the place where he (to lie) down, so it (to be) clear to me that his load (to consist) of corn and honey”.

The judge (to let) the old man go and (to say) to the merchants: “This (to be) the man who (to help) you to find your camel”.

Unit 8