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B. Where?
A. The usual, place.
B. Is it dangerous?
A. I imagine so—these jobs usually are.
B. Yes...
A. Enjoy yourself.
B. Thank you very much.
A. Always a pleasure.
B. Hm!
A. And now, if you don't mind, I have
another engagement, so, er ... see you later ... perhaps!
II
A. You measured me in July, Mr Jennings.
B. Yes, sir. But I'd rather measure you again... Oh, yes — just a small adjustment here, sir.
A. So my bulge is getting larger. It's ... middle age!
B. It's only a small adjustment, ".ir. A. That's what you said when you measured me in July.
15.1.7. Listen, look, say. Pay attention to the intonation.
15.1.8. Read the dialogues in pairs.
15.2. Word-building
15.2.1. Make adjectives with the help of suffix -ive:
collect, attract, create, demonstrate, execute, negate.
15.2.2. Translate the following word-combinations:
conservative party, productive work, expensive clothes, defensive measures, progressive policy,
administrative building, affirmative answer.
15.3. Full understanding
15.3.1. Смотрите, слушайте, повторяйте:
legal ['l
l], document, standard corporation, verdict ['v
d
kt], proceeding [prou's
d
].
* 15.3.2. Смотрите, слушайте, повторяйте:
New words:
solicitor [s
'l
s
t
] — поверенный
to give advice — давать совет
to pass an exam — сдать экзамен
junior [dj
nj
] — младший
councel ['kauns(
)l] — советник
plaintiff ['ple
nt
f] — истец
defendant — ответчик
age — возраст
juror ['dju
r
] — присяжный
guilty ['
lt
] — виновный
to appoint — назначать
to examine — (зд.) изучать
to add — добавлять
guest — гость
probably — вероятно
School vocabulary:
to be glad, necessary.
* 15.3.3. Прочитайте и переведите:
Steve tells about judicial profession in England
«... Well, you've told us many interesting things about English law and courts, but you didn't tell anything
about lawyers» — Nell said. «Oh, I like your being so inquisitive and I'm glad I can give you all the necessary
information», Steve answered. Then he said that there were two classes of lawyers — Barristers and Solicitors.
And when Pete asked him what the difference was between them Steve explained that solicitors were lawyers
who took legal business for ordinary people. «You know, that I'm the solicitor myself. So as a rule my business
is to give advice to non-professional clients and to prepare all the necessary documents for the barrister. It's the
barrister who conducts the case in the higher
courts». Nell asked if barrister had some educational standard.
«Yes», Steve answered. A barrister must pass the special legal exams and become a member of a legal