3. Rewrite the following sentences using the Past Simple:

1. His father works at a police station. 2. I often see him in the court. 3. He always takes a gun with him. 4. The investigator questions prisoners. 5. Their parents are in legal profession. 6. They don’t change their opinion.

The Future Simple Tense

1. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative:

Example: He will file a complaint against the defendant. – Will he file a complaint against the defendant? He will not file a complaint against the defendant.

1. They will accuse him of murder. 2. Mrs. Evans will present her evidence at the trial. 3. The grand jury will decide if there should be a trial. 3. The trial jury will listen to the evidence presented at the trial. 4. Soon the judge will ask the defendant if he pleads “guilty” or “not guilty”. 5. In an hour the grand jury will issue the verdict. 6. If jurors can’t agree, the judge will declare a mistrial.

2. Put questions to the words in italics:

1. The Parliament will discuss laws next week. 2. The judge will announce a sentence tomorrow. 3. The judge will sum up the evidence. 4. They will accuse him of theft. 5. The police will make inquires tomorrow. 6. The judge will hear the next case after lunch.

3. Choose the correct item (Present Simple or Future Simple):

Example: Don’t leave the town until they (issue/ will issue) an indictment. –

Don’t leave the town until they issue the indictment.

1. You (do…go/ will…go) to the court hearing today? 2. If you (see/ will see) the accused, tell him he might be hanged! 3. What (will / do) you do if the witness (doesn’t/ won’t) tell the truth? 4. The prosecutor will inform us if something wrong (happens/ will happen). 5. If we (are / will be) tired, we’ll stop searching the place of murder. 6. If the prosecutor (disagrees/ will disagree) with the court judgement, he will lodge an appeal to the higher court.

4. Translate the following sentences into English using Present, Past or Future Simple :

1. Він не працює у прокуратурі, він – студент. 2. Він ніколи не зізнається. 3. Усі мої родичі були пов’язані з юридичною професією. 4. Засідання суду відбудеться завтра. 5. Наприкінці судового засідання суддя виносить вирок суду. 6. Що ви робили у прокуратурі? 7. Ви підете сьогодні на засідання суду?

The Continuous Tenses The Present Continuous Tense

1. Make the following sentences interrogative and negative:

1. The police are making inquires now. 2. The men are fighting in the street. 3. The judge is announcing the sentence. 4. The investigator is examining evidence. 5. A criminal is escaping from the police. 6. The Parliament is passing the law. 7. The experts are studying the fingerprints.

2. Put questions to the words in italics:

Example: The deputies are discusssing the new bill. – What are the deputies discussing?

1. The plaintiff is filing an appeal agaisnt the defendant to the Higher Court. 2. The defendant is filing an answer to the complaint. 3. The sentence is executing at the moment. 4. The policemen are bringing the accused out of the courtroom. 5. The reporters are interviewing the victim. 6. The officers are trying to calm down the crowd.