8) Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Past Indefinite or Past Perfect.

1. We … (to be) sure that they … (to know) these important rules quite well.

2. They … (to tell) me that you … (to get) an excellent mark in criminal procedure.

3. She … (to be) upset as she … (to lose) the key to the front door.

4. By the 1st of September all the children … (to return) from the country.

5. They … (to eat) all the ripe apples which I … (to bring) from the cellar.

9) Translate the following sentences. Mind the sequence of tenses.

1. The local newspapers reported that such events would be of great importance.

2. I didn’t suspect that they would be examining all of us for about an hour.

3. He was sure we should come to the railway station in time.

4. She promised that she would have finished the investigation by the end of the week.

5. My friends asked me if I was free.

6. Their aunt was afraid that they had not made the proper conclusion.

7. We could not understand what methods our scientific adviser had used.

8. We were announced that we would be making the new experiment the whole day.

10) Translate the following sentences. Mind the modal verbs.

1. They couldn’t use the last results of your new research work.

2. Hypnosis must not be used in such dangerous experiments.

3. Both an individual’s setting and genes may influence the criminal’s way of behaviour.

4. He can predict and control the separate facts which are examples of the laws.

5. The lawyers ought to see the difference between the results of the experiments.

6. One must realize the danger of violence and that it should be avoided.

7. The post-graduate students should acquire some new international laws.

8. The policeman needn’t check the results to see whether they were really right.

11) Define the meaning of the modal verbs in the following sentences and translate them.

1. We are to be very grateful to our forefathers that they withstood our country’s independence.

2. The students will be able to read such texts without a dictionary in some time.

3. The workers of this plant will have to fulfil the plan in time.

4. The results of this investigation are to be studied very carefully.

5. Will you be able to remember the smell of some tasty dish?

6. My friend had to translate the article, but he couldn’t do it as he had poor knowledge of the subject.

7. The cadet was allowed to drive the car. He was to be attentive and see all the road symbols.

8. I have to tell you the truth. Your last experiment was to begin at 5 p.m.

9. Who is to conduct this important interrogation?

10. One must consider that these methods are not the set of facts that one has to remember.

12) Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Active or Passive Voice.

1. Everybody … (to see) her new hair-do at the seminar the day before yesterday.

2. They … (to receive) our telegram by midday tomorrow.

3. After the facts … (to explain) thoroughly to her, she no longer … (to feel) worried.

4. He … (to fine) for crossing the street in the wrong place.

5. Spartan children … (to teach) to endure all hardships.

6. This book … (to read) by every student of our group.

7. You … (to find) interesting information about crimes in the USA in this book.

8. He … (to give) me the necessary textbook next week.

9. Kharkiv National University … (to found) in1805.

10. The Danube … (to divide) Budapest into two parts: Buda and Pest.