Exercise 16

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 401.

Find the sentences with the Complex Subject in the text and analyze them.

Exercise 15

Translate the following sentences.

Grammar focus №6. Complex Subject.

Exercise 14

1. N... V(passive)... Infinitive...

Example: He is considered to be a good lawyer.

2. N... V (active)... Infinitive...

Example: She turns out to be a law-breaker.

3. N... V (to be+adj.)... Infinitive...

Example: They are likely to take part at the trial.

1.They are thought to have committed this crime.

2.She is supposed to give evidence at the hearing.

3.The judge seems to postpone the trial.

4.This man turns out to be an in-house lawyer.

5.They are likely to be experienced solicitors.

6.A solicitor is unlikely to have right of audience in the higher courts.

Choose the correct ending to the sentences:

1)The barrister is usually thought of primarily as an advocate

(a) because he is familiar to the public in his role as general legal adviser;

b) because people may call at his office and receive his advice in personal interview;

c) because he is a specialist defence counsel;

d) this is the work in which he is most often engaged.

2)The solicitors may form partnerships, which give them the opportunity

(a) to have the right of audience as an advocate before all the superior courts;

b) to be a general practitioner;

c) to be an advocate in the inferior courts;

d) to specialise to some extent).