Раскрыть скобки и поставить глаголы в соответствующую форму Present или Past Continuous Tense: 1. I lunch at 11.00 a.m. yesterday. (to cook) 2. He to Smolensk now. (to go) 3. Her dad a car at that time last week (to repair) 4. We still a project. (to make) 5. While they homework, their parents TV. (to do, to watch) 6. When I a film yesterday, my friend me. (to watch, to call) 7. The students at the test at the moment. (to work) 8. The boys in the yard now. (run) II. Поставить прилагательные , данные в скобках, в сравнительную или превосходную степень сравнения: 1. It’s book I have ever read. (interesting) 2. Her son is than mine. (young) 3. This book is than that one. (thin) 4. He is student in our school. (good) 5. It was month last autumn. (bad) 6. They are about music than us. (crazy) 7. Her kids were than ours. (little)

A jury is a selected group of laymen that hears witnesses in legal disputes and decides the facts. A courtroom trial in which the jury decides the facts is called a trial by jury. Before each court term, the jury commissioner or another public officer prepares a panel, or large initial list, of qualified jurors. For each trial, jurors are selected by lot from this panel. Before a trial begins, the Jurors swear to decide the facts fairly. They hear a testimony given by the witnesses for both sides, including cross-examinations. Then counsel for each side sum up, or summarize case, and the judge explains an applicable law in his instructions to the jury. In civil suits for financial damages, the jury must decide who is at fault and must determine the amount of money to be paid. In criminal cases, the jury must decide whether or not the accused is guilty “beyond a reasonable doubt”, and then either return the verdict of guilty, or acquit the defendant by the verdict of not guilty. If verdict is guilty, the judge imposes a sentence, or punishment, within limits that have been fixed by the legislature.

1.He told me not to lie.
2.Father told Jane to show him her record book.
3.Mother told Mary not to eat too much ice-cream
4.The doctor told Tom to open his mouth.
5.He said to me he liked to play tennis.
6.Helen said to John her brother would go to the cinema the next day.
7.The man said to him he could leave the key there.
8.Ann said to us they hadn't come.
9.He asked me if I was reading then.
10.She asked the boys if they had played football the day before.
11.The man asked him if he would go to the theatre the next day.
12.The teacher asked the pupils if they had written those words.
13.Father asked his son where he wanted to go.
14.He asked me when I had visited my granny.
15.Mike asked Pete what he was writing then.
16.Tom asked Kate why she subscribed to that newspaper.

1.Father told Kate to tell her the truth.
2.The teacher told us not to make noise.
3.Mother told me to take that book.
4.She told her son not to play football.
5.He said to me  he was writing a letter then.
6.My brother said to Tom he had seen his friend at the stadium the day before.
7.Mike said to me he had bought those books that day.
8.She said to me they would discuss that subject the next day.
9.She asked Tom if he had phoned her  the day before.
10.Bill asked Kate if she got up at 7 o'clock.
11.He asked me if I would play tennis the next day.
 12.The man asked the girl if she had told him the truth.
13.Father asked Jane why she was crying.
14.Tom asked me what I  liked to read.
15.She asked Pete if he had met his sister at the library.
16.He asked his mother what she had read that day.