Question

Помогите пожалуйста, в течение часа Open the brackets using the appropriate form of the verb. 1. She (to give) all the facts about the law case when I came into the room. 2. The ancient citizens always (to try) to follow the rules in the old times. 3. I (to give) a presentation about the role of the lawyer at the meeting right now. 4. I (to present) just my proofs on the case. Do you support it? You can check them right now. 5. We (to discuss) already the plan of our study for half an hour up to now. You can join us and give your opinion now. 6. He always (to attend) the courses on Law. He is very tired. 7. I think, I (to discuss) the topic next time. 8. The lawyer (to check) all the information at 12 o clock yesterday. 9. There (to be) a lot of very beautiful sights in our country . 10. The lawyers (to give) the verdict at the time the reporter entered the courtroom. Ask questions of 5 types to the sentences. (general, special, alternative, disjunctive, who) 1. We protect our rights. 2. They attended the big trial yesterday.

Answer 1

(1)

1. She was giving all the facts about the law case when I came into the room.
2. The ancient ciitzens always tried to follow the rules in the old times.
3. I'm giving a presentation about the role of the lawyer at the meeting right now.
4. I have just presented my proofs on the case. Do you support it? You can check them right now.
5. We have already been discussing the plan of our study for half an hour up to now. You can join us and give your opinion now.
6. He has always attented the courses on Law. He is very tired.
7. I think I'll discuss the topic next time.
8. The lawyer was checking all the information at twelve o'clock yesterday.
9. There are a lot of very beautiful sights in our country.
10. The lawyers were giving the verdict at the time the reporter entered the courtroom.

(2)

1. We protect our rights.

General: Do we protect our rights?

Special: What do we protect?

Alternative: Do we protect our rights or let the government violate them?

Disjunctive: We protect our rights, don't we?

Wh-question: Who protects their rights?

2. They attented the big trial yesterday.

General: Did they attend the big trial yesterday?

Special: When did they attend the big trial?

Alternative: Did they attend the big trial yesterday or the day before yesterday?

Disjunctive: They attented the big trial yesterday, didn't they?

Wh-question: Who attented the big trial yesterday?

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the brackets filled in with the appropriate verb forms:

1. She gave all the facts about the law case when I came into the room.
2. The ancient citizens always tried to follow the rules in the old times.
3. I am giving a presentation about the role of the lawyer at the meeting right now.
4. I have presented just my proofs on the case. Do you support it? You can check them right now.
5. We have been discussing the plan of our study for half an hour up to now. You can join us and give your opinion now.
6. He always attends the courses on Law. He is very tired.
7. I think I will discuss the topic next time.
8. The lawyer checked all the information at 12 o'clock yesterday.
9. There are a lot of very beautiful sights in our country.
10. The lawyers gave the verdict at the time the reporter entered the courtroom.

Now, let's ask questions of 5 different types for the specified sentences:

General Questions:

1. What are you doing to protect your rights?
2. What did they do at the big trial yesterday?

Special Questions:

1. When did she give all the facts about the law case?
2. What were the ancient citizens trying to follow in the old times?
3. What are you giving a presentation about at the meeting right now?
4. What have you presented on the case?
5. How long have you been discussing the plan of your study?
6. What does he always attend?
7. When do you think you will discuss the topic?
8. When did the lawyer check all the information?
9. What beautiful sights are there in your country?
10. What did the lawyers give at the time the reporter entered the courtroom?

Alternative Questions:

1. Are you protecting your rights?
2. Did they attend the big trial yesterday, or did they skip it?

Disjunctive Questions:

1. Are you protecting your rights, or are you avoiding any legal action?
2. Did they attend the big trial yesterday, or did they have other plans?

Who Questions:

1. Who protects your rights?
2. Who attended the big trial yesterday?