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Vocabulary and Grammar Final Test. (English VIII) I wish it ___ summer now, Was b)were c)has been d) had been and we ___ go to the Crimea. Can b)could c)be able to Oh if I ___ more careful yesterday. a)Was b)were c)has been d) had been I didn’t go to the cinema yesterday. If I ___ to the cinema, I would have enjoyed the film. go b)went c)has gone d) had gone You are good friends. You want to use my phone. Can I use your phone? b) Could I use your phone? You ___ buy the remote control in this store. (You’re 50% sure it is possible). May b) might ___, it’s a good story but too long. Maybe b) may be Helen always boasts that she ___ run best of all her friends. Can b) may The Smiths ___ pay for their new car every month: they’ve bought it on credit. Must b) may c) have to You ___ see “Titanic” – it’s a great film! Must b) should c) have to You ___ explain everything. We understand the situation. Mustn’t b) needn’t c) can’t Why ___ do it? a) not to b) not I never mind ____ a drink of coffee. To have b) having Your new clothes ___on the bed. You can put ____ on. Is/it b) are/ them ___ films do you like? What b) which The day Sam looked ___ and unhappy. Sad b) sadly He behaves even ___ than his brother. badly b) worse c) the worst Of the three books I like “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” . little b) less c) least It’s time to hand ___ your works, said the teacher. In b) out c) down The police broke the door ___. Down b) away c) into Come ___ the grass! On b) of c) off After all those years I had learnt to see ___ his lies. To b) around c) through Drop me ___ at your house!
Помогите пожалуйста!!! Прочитайте текст и найдите в нем термины, соответствующие следующим определениям: 1. the whole system of rules that people in a particular country or area must obey 2. the group of people who are elected to make a country’s laws and discuss important national affairs 3. something concerned with making laws 4. to choose someone for an official position by voting 5. a politician who is in charge of a government department 6. the part of government that makes sure decisions and laws work well 7. the group of people who govern a country or state The State Power System in the Russian Federation Russia is a democratic federal state based on rule of law and a republican form of government. State power in Russia is exercised by the President, the Federal Assembly, the Government and the courts. One of the basic principles of constitutional government is the division of powers. In accordance with this principle, power must not be concentrated in the hands of one person or one institution, but must be divided among the legislative, executive and judicial branches of power. The division of powers requires that there be a clear delineation of responsibilities and a system of checks and balances so that each branch of power can offset the others. The President is at the summit of the system of state power. The president of Russia is the chief executive, head of state, and most powerful official. The president is elected by the people to serve a four-year term. The president, with the approval of the lower house of parliament, appoints a prime minister to serve as head of government. The prime minister is the top-ranking official of a Council of Ministers (cabinet). The council carries out the operations of the government.