Варіант № 12

1. Утворіть множину з поданих речень.

1.1 I can’t go to … cinema after … breakfast.

1.2 He often goes to … work at 8 o’clock.

1.3 Are there many... magazines on... table?

1.4 There are two windows in... room.

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

2.1 Is this an ox? — No, it isn't.

2.2 There is a new school in our town

2.3 Put that cup on this table.

2.4 I (to spend) last summer at the sea-side.

3. Відкрийте дужки, використовуючи дієслова у потрібному часі.

3.1 Look! My friends (to play) football.

3.2 What Nick (to do) yesterday?

3.3 He (not to play) the piano tomorrow.

3.4 I (to spend) last summer at the sea-side.

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

4.1 The question was so difficult that... could answer it.

4.2 You must find... who can help you.

4.3 Please tell us the sto­ry.... knows it.

4.4 We haven't... black stockings.

5. Перекладіть речення на англійську мову.

5.1 Утро было солнечное, но с одиннадцати погода изменилась, и сейчас идет дождь.

5.2 Гроза (thunderstorm) прошла, но небо покрыто темными тучами, и дует сильный ветер.

5.3 Я так и не увидел Великие озера. Когда поезд проезжал этот район, была ночь.

5.4 Он вел машину на большой скорости.

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

Law and Order in Great Britain

Why do we need laws? We all depend on other people. Even those who live alone depend on others to provide them with heat, light and other services. They generally accept that these services can only be provided if they obey the rules and pay their bills. Those of us who live as part of a group, perhaps a family, find that we have to follow unwritten rules which tell us how we should behave towards the other members of our group. At the college your timetable provides one set of rules telling you which lesson you should be in at a given time. The fire regulations are a different set of rules which could save your life. As well as belonging to a group at home, college or work, we all belong to a national group and have to obey the national rules known as laws.

How does the Parliament make Laws? Every year the Parliament passes about 100 Laws directly by making Acts of Parliament. The Parliament sometimes passes a very general law and leaves a minister to fill in the details. Using the powers given to them by the Parliament ministers become lawmakers themselves.

No new law can be made by the Parliament unless it has completed a number of stages in both the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The Queen also has to sign a Bill to show that it has been given the Royal Assent (a formality). Only after the Royal Assent it becomes a new law or Act of Parliament. Before this it is called a Bill. Bills can begin in the House of Lords or the House of Commons, so they can pass through Parliament in one of two ways.

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