III. Analyse the suffixes, translate the words. UsethepromptsfromEx.3 (uk) / Проанализируйте суффиксы, переведите данные слова.

1. Republic – republican; law – lawyer; to amend – amendment; to appoint – appointment; to separate – separation – separatism; to legislate – legislation – legislative; to execute – execution – executive; to represent – representation – representative; to amend – amendment; congress – congressional; debate – debator – debatable; to ratify – ratification; to object – objection – objectionable; to assist – assistance – assistant; to resign – resignation; response – responsible – responsibility; judge – judgement; political – politician – politics; member – membership.

2. Add some more suffixes to the previous list / Добавьтесуффиксыкпредыдущемусписку.

1. Group the above words according to parts of speech and suffixes. / Распределитеданныевышесловавсоответствиисихчастямиречиисуффиксами.

Part of the speech	Suffix	Examples	Comments	Translation
n.	-er	1. lawyer 2.	Существительное, обозначающее лицо или механизм, производящее действие.	1. юрист 2.
	-ant	3.		3.

IV. Use the words in the correct form. / Поставьтесловавправильнуюформу.

The USA is a federal… .	republican
The basic principle of all American governments is the … of three branches	to separate
The lower house in the US Congress is the House of …	representation
The Speaker conducts …	debatable
The Senate approves or disapproves major Presidential …	to appoint
The Senate must also … treaties between the USA and foreign countries.	ratification
Only a member of the House can … a bill to raise money	introduction
They are heads of different departments and are … to President.	to respond
The US began as a one-party … system	politician
… elections take place every two years.	congress

V. Ask questions to which these sentences are the answers. / Задайтевопросы:

1. The constitution of the USA was adopted after the War of Independence on September 17, 1787.

2. Yes, each state has its government.

3. They are legislative, executive and judicial.

4. It lies with Congress.

5. It consists of two chambers.

6. No, only one-third of the Senate is re-elected.

7. He is the head of the Senate.

8. It depends on its population.

9. Yes, they both may vote.

10. No, most of the work is done in committee meeting.

11. A bill must be passed by both the House and the Senate and signed by President.

12. The executive power belongs to the President.

13. Members of administration are heads of different departments.

14. The judiciary is a collective term for courts and judges.

15. Yes, it is the highest tribunal in the USA.

16. They are the Democratic Party and the Republican Party.