2.1. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate grammar form :

#1. Our team of legal experts (…) to help and advise you.

1) will be pleased; 2) will have been pleased; 3) were pleased.

#2. Finally, he (…) of attempting to pervert the course of justice.

1) was accused; 2) had been accused ; 3) has been accused.

#3. The girl’s killers were reported (…) to justice.

1) to been brought; 2) to have been brought; 3) to have brought.

#4. New parliamentary elections will be held after the Parliament (…).

1) will be dissolved; 2) are dissolved; 3) has been dissolved.

#5. France is engaged in (…) a rapid-reaction force to deal with the crisis.

1) being created; 2) having been created; 3) creating.

2.2. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:

#1. What made Pete walk (…) his family and his job? Where did he go and why?

1) out on; 2) over with; 3) away on.

#2. Sue says that her financial worries are beginning to get her (…). She's very depressed.

1) out; 2) up; 3) down.

#3. You can't possibly say no to such a wonderful job offer. It's too good to turn (…).

1) down; 2) off; 3) away.

#4. We can't have a party with just five people. We'll have to call it (…).

1) out; 2) off; 3) around.

#5. He was mowing the lawn (…) it started raining.

1) when; 2) while; 3) since.

III.

3.1. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate word:

#1. The conspirators were plotting the (…) of the government.

1) catastrophe; 2) disaster; 3) demolition; 4) overthrow; 5) dissolution.

#2. He was arrested for trying to pass (…) notes at the bank.

1) camouflaged; 2) counterfeit; 3) fake; 4) fraudulent; 5) bank.

#3. He offered me $500 to break my contract. That's (…) .

1) blackmail; 2) bribery; 3) compensation; 4) reward; 5) donation.

#4. The child was kidnapped by a notorious (…) of robbers.

1) crew; 2) gang; 3) staff; 4) team; 5) amount.

#5. He (…) his fist and threatened to hit me.

1) fisted; 2) clutched; 3) grabbed; 4) gripped; 5) clenched.

3.2. Choose the Ukrainian equivalent of the underlined word(s) :

#1. People respected George Washington, because he was an honest man and he turned out to be one of the greatest military leaders.

1. вірили; 2) милували; 3) поважали; 4) щадили; 5) мали відношення до.

#2. Every person has the right to protect his life and the lives of other persons from unlawful infringements.

1. несвідомі порушення; 2) незаконні порушення; 3) протиправні зазіхання;

4) несвідомі зазіхання; 5) незаконні дії.

#3. Before World War II, Japan also had a jury system, but it was often criticised for the ease with which jurors could be bribed.

1. могли бути переконані; 2) могли бути підкуплені; 3) могли бути упереджені;

4) могли бути неуважні; 5) могли бути нерозсудливі.

#4. In China, law courts are still primarily regarded as political instruments used both to control thefts and violence and to deal with political opponents.

1. контролювати крадіжки та насильство; 2) контролювати злодіїв та насильство;

3) контролювати крадіжки з проникненням та насильство;

4) контролювати махінації та жорстокість; 5) контролювати злодіїв та їх насильство.

#5. We have to check whether applicants have a criminal record and whether there is enough evidence to start criminal proceedings against them.

1. мати справу запротокольовану; 2) мати кримінальний протокол;

3) мати попередню судимість; 4) мати кримінальні записи;

5) працювати криміналістом.