- •Міністерство освіти і науки україни
- •Legal texts for reading the legal profession
- •Exercises
- •Types of Legal Professions: Great Britain
- •Solicitors
- •Barristers
- •Judges in Great Britain
- •Us Attorneys
- •How does someone become a lawyer?
- •An outline of lawmaking process in great britain and the usa
- •Britain
- •United States
- •The court system of england and wales
- •The united states of america the constitution
- •The Constitution and the Bill of Rights
- •The system of government The American System of Government
- •Congress
- •The President and Federal Departments
- •The Federal Judiciary
- •The system of checks and balances
- •Great britain the system of government
- •The crown
- •Judiciary
- •Discussion topics for credit
- •Discussion topics for exam
- •Individual task for credit
- •Our American Government
- •Vocabulary
- •Individual task for exam
- •I. Basic concepts of American Jurisprudence
- •Law study in the u.S.A. Around the Law School (6-8)
- •II. Government in Britain
- •Grammar reference and exercises
- •1. Pronouns
- •2. Nouns
- •3. Adjectives (Comparisons)
- •Irregular forms:
- •Comparative constructions:
- •4. Present Simple
- •Romeo and juliet
- •5. Present Continuous
- •6. Present Simple vs Continuous
- •7. Future Simple and Present tenses with the future meaning
- •Finish, complain, fall off, be, miss, die, rain, drive, work, fail
- •The future of our solar system
- •8. Present Perfect
- •9. Past simple
- •Louis Pasteur 1822-1895
- •10. Past Simple and Present Perfect
- •11. Present Perfect Continuous
- •12. Past Continuous
- •Alexander the Great
- •The Vikings in America
- •Charles-Marie de la Condamine
- •13. Past Perfect
- •14. Past Perfect Continuous
- •15 Revision
- •Reported Speech
- •1. “Say” and “tell”
- •2. Reported statements
- •3. Reported Questions
- •4. Reported commands / requests / suggestions
- •5. Revision
- •Passive Voice
- •1. Formation and uses
- •Ship, pick, drink, take, dry, roast, prepare, sell, sort, plant Growing and preparing coffee.
- •Grown, cut, taught, locked, sent, explained, killed, given, built, driven
- •Cause, damage, hold, include, invite, make, overtake, show, translate, write
- •2. Changing from active into passive
- •3. Revision
- •Active Voice: Formation
- •Irregular Verbs
Alexander the Great
While he 1) (grow up) was growing up, the philosopher Aristotle was his teacher. Alexander 2) (become) _______ interested in science, medicine, philosophy and literature. While his father Philip 3) (attend) _______ his daughter's wedding, a young nobleman 4) (murder) _______ him. Alexander was king of Macedonia at the age of 20.
While he 5) (fight) _______ his enemies in the north, the Greeks in the south 6) (start) _______ a rebellion. He 7) (destroy) _______ all their cities. He 8) (lead) _______ his army against the Persian Empire through what is now Turkey 9) (stay) _______ in the ancient city of Gordium, he 10) (undo) _______ the Gordian knot. A legend said that only a future king of Asia could do this.
While his army 11) (march) _______ through Persia, it 12) (defeat) _______ Darius, the king of Persia. He 13) (found) _______ the city of Alexandria at the mouth of the Nile while he 14) (visit) _______ Egypt. While he 15 (travel) _______ with his army, he 16) (give) _______ his name to many other towns.
He 17) (kill) _______ his friend Clitus in a quarrel, while they 18) (have) _______ dinner.
While he 19) (attack) _______ the city of Mali in India, he 20) (receive) _______ a serious wound from an arrow.
While he 21) (attend) _______ a banquet in Babylon in 323 BC, he 22) (fall) _______ ill and 23) (die) _______.
The Vikings in America
According to Viking records, around the year 1000, while some Viking sailors 1) (look for) were looking for the coast of Greenland, they 2) (reach) _______ the eastern coast of America. While they 3) (live) _______ there, they 4) (try) _______ to trade with the local Native Americans, known by the Vikings as Skraelings, but in the end the Native Americans 5) (fight) _______ them and 6) (drive) _______ them out. After several attempts to return, the Vikings 7) (give up) _______. In 1968, while some archaeologists 8) (work) _______ in Newfoundland, they 9) (discover) _______ the remains of one of the Viking settlements, and 10) (prove) _______ that this story was true.
Charles-Marie de la Condamine
In 1735 Charles-Marie de la Condamine 1) (sail) _______ to South America. At that time, scientists 2) (argue) _______ about the shape of the Earth. The French Academy 3) (want) _______ him to take measurements on the Equator, along with two other scientists. The work 4) (take) _______ them eight years and in the end, another scientific team 5) (find) _______ the answer they 6) (look for) _______. While de la Condamine 7) (travel) _______ home along the River Amazon, he 8) (learn) _______ many interesting things about the local people and their way of life. When he 9) (arrive) _______ in Paris in 1745, he 10) (receive) _______ a hero's welcome.
13. Past Perfect
Use
past action which occurred before another action or before a stated past time
He had left by the time I got there. (or by 8.15)
complete past action which had visible results in the past
She was sad because she had failed the test
the Past Perfect is the past equivalent of the Present Perfect
(He can't find his watch He has lost it) He couldn't find his watch. He had lost it
Time expressions: for, since, already, after, just, never, yet, before, by, by the time etc.
13.1* Read the following Information about famous moments in history. Then underline the correct form. Only one verb in each paragraph is past perfect:
Columbus left Spain in August 1492 with three ships, to try and find a way to India by sailing west instead of east. When his ships 1) finally reached / had finally reached land on 12 October, he thought he was there, but the ships 2) actually arrived / had actually arrived in America instead.
Captain Robert Scott wanted to reach the South Pole first. He and his companions finally arrived there on 1 January 1912 after a terrible journey across the ice, but 3) found / had found a Norwegian flag. Unfortunately for Scott, Roald Amundsen 4) got / had got there on 14 December, 18 days earlier.
Leonardo painted his famous The Last Supper between 1495 and 1498, but the painting started to deteriorate within 50 years. The most common explanation for this used to be that Leonardo 5) used / had used the wrong kind of paint, but experts have always disagreed about this, and many believe that the damp in the wall is the cause of the damage. Between 1978 and 1999, experts 6) restored / had restored the painting, and the public can now see it again.
13.2* Complete the sentence with the past simple or past perfect simple form of the verb in brackets:
1. When I (try) tried to use my laptop, I realized the battery (run) _______ down.
2. I (turn) _______ the computer off, but forgot that I (not save) _______ my work.
3. I only remembered I (not pay) _______ the bill when my Internet connection (stop) _______ working.
4. When I (receive) _______ the e-mail, I couldn't understand who (send) _______ it.
5. When I (check) _______ the instructions, I understood what I (do) _______.
6. I knew I (receive) _______ a virus when I (run) _______ the anti-virus program.
7. As soon as I (download) _______ the document, I knew I (make) _______ a mistake.
8. I could see what (go) _______ wrong as soon as I (look) _______ inside the printer.
9. I knew I (press) _______ the wrong key when nothing (happen) _______.
10. When the screen (go) _______ blank, I couldn't understand how it (happen) _______.
13.3* Read these sentences about Julius Caesar. Then complete the sentence with the past simple or past perfect form of the verb in brackets:
Julius Caesar 1) (come) came from an aristocratic Roman family, though his family was not rich by Roman standards. When he was 15 his father 2) (die) _______, and to avoid political problems in Rome, Caesar 3) (serve) _______ as a soldier in the east. By the time he 4) (return) _______ to Rome, he 5) (win) _______ awards for bravery. He 6) (become) _______ a member of the Senate, and governor of what is now Spain. By the age of 40 he 7) (rise) _______ to the top of the political world, and 8) (form) _______ a political alliance with a powerful general, Pompey, and a rich man, Crassus. Between 58 BC and 49 BC he 9) (fight) _______ a war against the people of what are now France, Belgium, Switzerland and parts of Germany. By the end of this war, according to the historian Plutarch, three million men 10) (die) _______. In 50 BC the Senate 11) (order) _______ Caesar to return to Rome. By that time, Crassus was dead and Pompey 12) (become) _______ Caesar's enemy. In the civil war that followed, Caesar 13) (defeat) _______ all his enemies. By the time a group of Roman senators 14) (murder) _______ him in 44 BC, he 15) (be) _______ the most powerful man in Rome for only a year.
13.4* Choose the correct form. A, B or C, to complete the sentences:
On 26 December 2004, Tilly Smith, a 10-year-old British schoolgirl, 1) C on the beach with her family. They 2) ___ Christmas in Thailand. Suddenly Tilly 3) ___ that something was wrong. She could see that the water 4) ___ and waves 5) ___ up the beach. The beach 6) ___ smaller and smaller. She 7) ___ that there had been an earthquake in Sumatra that morning, but she 8) ___ a geography lesson she 9) ___ at school just two weeks before. So she 10) ___ her mother what she 11) ___ about earthquakes and giant waves. Luckily for the Smith family, Tilly's teacher Andrew Kearney 12) ___ the class about earthquakes and 13) ___ them a video of a tsunami in Hawaii. Tilly 14) ___ screaming at her parents to get off the beach. They 15) ___ Tilly back to their hotel, which was not too close to the shore, and 16) ___ the alarm. One of the staff, who was Japanese, 17) ___ the word tsunami, and 18) ___ everyone to leave the beach. From their room on the third floor, the Smiths 19) ___ the terrible effects of the tsunami on the area. Thanks to Tilly, everybody from that beach 20) ___ that terrible day.
1. A walked |
B had walked |
C was walking |
2. A spent |
B had spent |
C were spending |
3. A felt |
B had felt |
C was feeling |
4. A rose |
B had risen |
C was rising |
5. A came |
B had come |
C were coming |
6. A got |
B had got |
C was getting |
7. A did not know |
B had not known |
C was not knowing |
8. A suddenly remembered |
B had remembered suddenly |
C was suddenly remembering |
9. A had |
B had had |
C was having |
10. A told |
B had told |
C was telling |
11. A learnt |
B had learnt |
C was learning |
12. A taught |
B had taught |
C was teaching |
13. A showed |
B hadshown |
C was showing |
14. A started |
B had started |
C was starting |
15. A took |
B had taken |
C were taking |
16. A raised |
B had raised |
C were raising |
17. A understood |
B had understood |
C was understanding |
18. A ordered |
B had ordered |
C was ordering |
19. A watched |
B had watched |
C were watching |
20. A survived |
B had survived |
C was surviving |