IV. Replace the infinitives in brackets by the proper tense forms

1. All laws and policies (to set) and (to enforce) by the fifty state governments.

2. Almost all the powers of the Crown (to use) by various government officials in the monarch’s name.

3. During World War П Britain's economy (to employ) in the war effort.

4. He said that Democrats (to want) to spend the money on education, training and other programs.

5. In a pure market economy the goods and services (not to plan) by anyone.

6. Nearly all U.S. postsecondary institutions (to license) by a state or municipal government.

7. Royal assent (to give) to the Bill in August.

8. Solicitors (to require) to undertake continuing education as long as they practise.

9. The higher education system (to characterize) by diversity and autonomy.

10. The Research Doctorate (not to award) by examination or coursework only.

V. Fill in the gaps in the sentences below. The first letter or letters of the missing words are given, and the dashes correspond to the number of missing letters

1. Con _ _ _ _ _ demand led to higher imports of manufactured goods.

2. He was, after all, an amba _ _ _ _ _ _ for his country.

3. He works for a large American corp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

4. It paid me a monthly allo _ _ _ _ _, which was never enough.

5. Many col _ _ _ _ graduates are unable to find work in their field.

6. Most of the shares are coming from stockh _ _ _ _ _ s.

7. The Gov_ _ _ _ _ _ _ are planning further cuts in public spending.

8. The new model will go into pro_ _ _ _ _ _ _ next year.

9. They were able to sell their sh _ _ _ s at a higher price.

10. We make a dist _ _ _ _ _ _ _ between public and private power.

VI. Fill in the blanks with the proper modal verb using the correct form of the infinitive

1. A word … (to say) about the origin of this term.

2. Before the flight passengers … (to spend) some time at the airport.

3. How … you (to make) fun of me like that!

4. I … you (to reproach) me for it.

5. If you want something during the flight, you … (to press) a button with a pictogram of a stewardess.

6. It is not raining at the moment but it … (to rain) later.

7. Students who wish to enter Oxford and Cambridge … (to take) certain exams.

8. The newspaper … (to translate) without a dictionary.

9. The students … (to prove) their capability in original research before a committee of senior faculty.

10. This rule … (not to apply) here.

VII. Make up sentences from the words given below

1. about; by; decisions; foreign; Government; important; made; policy; the; were.

2. a; by; education; education; followed; is; middle; number; of; of; primary; school; years.

3. after; be; civil; elections; employed; same; servants; the; the; will.

4. ago; centuries; Constitution; over; the; two; United States; was; written.

5. all; are; by; Cabinet; decisions; Government; made; major; of; the; the.

6. all; are; businesses; cent; eighty; in; more; of; per; proprietorships; sole; States; than; the; United.

7. and; by; demand; determined; interaction; is; of; production; supply; the.

8. and; corporation; does; is; issue; non-profit; not; stocks; such; usually.

9. century; Democratic; eighteenth; formed; in; party; the; the; was.

10. control; enterprises; have; many; may; over; state; taken; the.