Реферат: Запишите форму множественного числа существительных.

A day, a fish, information, a dragon, a knife.

Заполните пропуски артиклями, если это необходимо.

4.1. Tom is such … nice boy. 4.2. … snowdrop is … first spring flower. … cow is … domestic animal.

4.3. What will you have for … dinner?

Определите время, в котором использованы глаголы, в следующих предложениях.

5.1. Listen! The teacher is reading a very difficult text. He always explains difficult texts carefully.

5.2. Mike usually doesn’t work much but now he is working very hard preparing for the seminar.

5.3. He has been eating the water-melon for half an hour.

Переведите предложения на английский язык, употребляя Present Indefinite, Present Continuous, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Continuous.

6.1. Я пишу по две статьи каждую неделю. 6.2. Сейчас я пишу статью для модного журнала.

6.3. Я уже написала статью для стенной газеты. 6.4. Ты работаешь над статьей целую неделю.

Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Present, Past или Future Passive.

1. This bone (to give) to my dog tomorrow. 2. We (to invite) to a concert last Saturday.

3. My question (to answer) yesterday. 4. Hockey (to play) in winter.

5. Mushrooms (to gather) in autumn.

ВАРИАНТ IV

Переведите текст, используя словарь. Запишите перевод.

Jury

Juryis a group of laymen who participate in deciding cases brought to trial. These laymen are recruited at random from the widest population for the trial of a particular case. They are allowed to deliberate in secrecy, to reach a decision, and to make it public without giving reasons. Throughout its history, it has been both overpraised as a charter of liberty and overcriticized as a reliance on incompetent amateurs in the administration of justice. Most jurisdictions exempt some groups from jury service: police officers, lawyers and doctors. All jurisdictions excuse jurors if the service imposes undue hardship. The commitment of important decisions to a random group of laypersons are moderated by an elaborate screening, voir dire, which is conducted by trial counsel before a trial. The law permits counsel to challenge prospective jurors either for cause (challenge for cause), if there is specific likelihood of bias or, for a limited number, to challenge them without having to give a reason (peremptory challenge). Criminal cases are brought by the state against a person or persons accused of having committed a crime. The state is called the plaintiff; the accused person is called the defendant. The charge against the defendant is called a complaint. The defendant pleads not guilty and the jury should presume the defendant's innocence throughout the entire trial unless the plaintiff proves that the defendant is guilty. В criminal cases the verdict must be unanimous, that is, all jurors (traditionally 12) must agree that the defendant is guilty in order to overcome the presumption of innocence. When they cannot agree on a verdict (termed a hung jury in the United States), the judge declares a mistrial, which means the case must be tried anew.