Вопрос № 933332 - Английский язык

Выберите выражение, которое не относится к теме “The hotels”.

Выберите слово или выражение, которое не относится к теме «Law».

Выберите выражение, которое не относится к теме “Types of Courts”.

Дополните диалог:
A: I have some problems and have to consult a lawyer. Can you tell me where to find a good attorney?
B: Attorney? You see, here, in London, we have solicitors or barristers.
A: 1_______. In America counseling and advocacy in lawcourt is performed by attorneys.
B: What is your problem? 2_______?
A: Yes, rather. I think of bringing the action to court. 3_______, I’d like to find a good barrister.
B: We’d better visit my solicitor first. He will have an interview with you, look into the matter and then introduce you to a barrister, if necessary.
A: Of course it will be necessary!
B: Is it a criminal case?
A: 4_______?
B: Because barristers speak in higher courts. Solicitors can speak for their clients in lower courts. Minor civil cases are decided in lower courts.
A: I see. Then we’d better make arrangements with your solicitor as soon as possible.

Дополните диалог:
Police officer: 1_______. What can I do for you?
Boy: My bike’s stolen.
Police officer: Stolen? Are you sure?
Boy: 2_______. I left it outside post office at 10 am, when returned at 11 am bicycle gone.
Police officer: Was it locked?
Boy: Yes, it was.
Police officer: Do you know the identification number?
Boy: Yes, JK473652.
Police officer: 3_______. Can you describe the bike, please?
Boy: It’s a blue GKS mountain bike.
Police officer: 4_______! Well, we’ll do our best to find it. Now can I have your name and address?

Дополните диалог:
Detective: 1_______, Mr. Briggs… where were you yesterday?
Briggs: Yesterday? 2_______?
Detective: At two o’clock. Where were you at two o’clock?
Briggs: I was at home.
Detective: You weren’t at home, you were in central London.
Briggs: No, I wasn’t! I was at home! Ask my girlfriend! She was with me!
Detective: Well, we’re going to speak to her later. Where is she now?
Briggs: Oh… I don’t know…
Detective: 3_______, … now, where were you on January 12th?
Briggs: January 12th?
Detective: Yes, it was a Wednesday.
Briggs: 4_______.
Detective: You were in Manchester.
Briggs: Oh no, I wasn’t.
Detective: Oh yes, you were.
Briggs: Oh no, I wasn’t …I was in prison in January.
Detective: Oh!