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Asignatura: Inglés Instrumental I, Profesor: nieves rodriguez, Carrera: Estudios Ingleses, Universidad: US
Tipo: Ejercicios
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A Complete the text with words from the box. Each word can only be used once. There are four extra words.
altered cause dropped entered fined made returned
In January 2003 Andrew Stobbs was (1) ___sentenced____ to one year in jail. On hearing this, Andrew collapsed and his friends in the gallery became rowdy( agitado, alborotado). Andrew had been (2) ___charged____ with burglary earlier that year. He had (3) ___denied____ the accusations and (4) ___entered____ a plea (declaración) of not guilty. During his trial a number of key witnesses had failed to appear and he was expected to be (5) __acquited_____. In the end the jury had (6) __returned____ a verdict of not guilty, but someone in the court had coughed just as the verdict was being read out. The unfortunate judge did not hear the word ‘not’, and so (7) imposed_____ a jail term on Mr Stobbs. A member of the jury reported his surprise at the sentence to a court official, and before Andrew’s lawyer had time to (8) ____appeal against the verdict the judge had (9) ___dropped____ the conviction. However, Mr Stobbs was subsequently (10) ___fined____ £100 for using foul language!
B Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in capital letters.
(11) He was charged with tax ___evasion____. EVADE (12) That’s a serious __allegation_____. Do you have any proof?ALLEGE (13) He was held on ___suspicion____ of robbery, but later released without charge. SUSPECT (14) He spent six months in jail after being convicted____ of fraud. CONVICT (15) Yesterday a 33 year old woman was found ____guilty of murder. GUILT (16) I’m sure she’ll be __appealing_____ against the sentence. APPEAL
C Complete the sentences with the words from the box. Each word can only be used once. There are three extra words.
behaviour hooligans language manners offence parties queues trouble
(17) As a youngster I used to love rowdy ___parties____, but not anymore. (18) I think it’s important to have good table __manners_____. (19) I don’t understand why today’s youth use so much foul _language______. (20) It’s amazing, he’s really on his best ___behaviour____. (21) People in Britain seem to make an art out of forming orderly __queues_____.
D Cross out any words that can be omitted from these sentences.
(22) Good manners are important. But unfortunately, many people leave a lot to be desired.
(23) A: How many children are there in your class? B: 32.
(24) We looked at the length of the queue and decided we would join.
(25) A: I think we need to talk about the situation. B: Yes, we do.
(26) Last year the crime rate increased by 10%, but nobody is sure why.
(27) A: What time will you be arriving? B: at six.
(28) People who enjoyed noisy parties when they were young are less likely as they get older.
E Rewrite the underlined section of each sentence using participle clauses.
F All these conversations contain ellipsis. Complete the conversations.
A: (36) __do you want some_____ coffee? B: No thanks.
A: What’s wrong? B: (37) __I_____ can’t find my glasses. A: (38) ___Do you____ need any help?
A: What are you doing? B: (39) __I’m_____ waiting for Mandy. A: (40) ___Is____ anybody else coming? B: (41) __I_____ don’t think so.
A: What do you think? B: (42) ___It____ sounds good to me.
A: (43) ___Is____ eight o’clock okay? B: I’ll just check.