2) The police is in charge of fighting against (LEGAL) activities. 3) A good detective should know how to be (VISIBLE) in a group of people. 4) How can you be so (RELIABLE)? Why do you always break your own promises? 5) It's very (POLITE) to be late for your sister's wedding, Damian, so, please, hurry up! 5.Complete the sentences with the appropriate words. Сhoose the type of the relative clause DEFINING or NON-DEFINING. 1) Travelling with someone you know well is fun. 2) The boat is moored over here is Tommo's. 3) Alisha has just been to Delhi, her family lives. 4) Damian certainly come to the wedding if he finished early. 5) If you me, what profession would you choose? 6.Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence using the word given in brackets. Do not change the given word. Use between two and four words. Example: 0) Somebody has just painted the door. Don't touch it! (IS) The door ____ . Don't touch it!  Answer: is painted 1) A police officer arrested two vandals in the street yesterday. (WERE) Two vandals in the street yesterday. 2) They spend a lot of money to restore historic buildings in the town. (IS) A lot of money to restore historic buildings in the town. 3) Alisha, I think they should clean your dress in a dry cleaner before you put it on. (CLEANED) Alisha, I think you should in a dry cleaner before you put it on. 4) Are you sure that your uncle goes fishing? (DOES)     really go fishing? 5) What artist of the exhibition attracted your attention more? (ATTRАCTED) Among the artists of the exhibition, your attention more? 7.Complete the sentences using the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. 1) Yesterday from 5 to 7 p.m. I (prepare) for my final exams. 2) My family and I (spend) summer holidays in Spain. We've already bought the tickets to Madrid. 3) Skye (never / try) ballet dancing before. It is going to be her first lesson. 4) I (learn) to swim many years ago. 5) The bus (stop) here at 4:45, but it's already 4:50, so it must be late. 6) Welcome to our restaurant! Take a sit over here, and I (get) you the menu. 8.Complete the text with the appropriate words.  Talking about your is one of the things you learn to say first in foreign language classes. I remember listening to my school friends with their long lists of 'full' or half or brothers and sisters. I have two sisters, and I am a girl. If you add our mum, you’ll see we grew up in a house with mainly ladies. But I don’t want to say it was a 'girly' house. Well, yes, we liked dolls and fairies when we were children, and it still takes hours for us to dressed. Although we similar background, we have very little in . My biggest sister is a bit and my middle sister is rather careless, while I tend to compromise and stay somewhere in between. But nevertheless, we enjoy hanging with each other, and we actually spend much of our free time together. 9.Choose the correct word for each definition. There are two extra words you do not need to use. 1) The crime of stealing goods from a shop – 2) A person who enters a building illegally in order to steal something – 3) To steal money or things from a person or place – 4) A place where people are kept as a punishment for a crime – 5) Marks left on a surface by a person’s foot or shoe – 6) To enter a building by force, illegally – 10.Read the text and fill in the gaps with the appropriate words from the table. There are two extrawords you do not need to use. compulsory     education     fill in     film-making     knowledge     look over     make     speaking Many schools in the UK now give parents a school contract. This is a contract explaining the school discipline and rules, and giving a list of subjects and optional lessons, such as gardening or . Parents are responsible for their child’s behaviour, while school is in charge of students' and general . School also says if the students

Конечно! Вот подробное решение и объяснения для всех заданий: --- **Задача 2** **Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word in brackets.** 2) The police is in charge of fighting against **illegal** activities. *Объяснение:* "Illegal" — прилагательное, обозначающее "незаконный," что подходит к слову "activities." --- **Задача 3** **Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word in brackets.** 3) A good detective should know how to be **visible** in a group of people. *Объяснение:* "Visible" — прилагательное, означающее "заметный," что важно для детектива. --- **Задача 4** **Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word in brackets.** 4) How can you be so **reliable**? Why do you always break your own promises? *Объяснение:* "Reliable" — прилагательное, означающее "надежный." --- **Задача 5 (первое)** **Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word in brackets.** 5) It's very **polite** to be late for your sister's wedding, Damian, so, please, hurry up! *Объяснение:* "Polite" — прилагательное, обозначающее "вежливый." --- **Задача 5 (второе)** **Complete the sentences with the appropriate words. Choose the type of the relative clause (DEFINING or NON-DEFINING).** 1) Travelling with someone **who/that** you know well is fun. *Объяснение:* Это определительное (defining) отношение, дающее важную информацию. 2) The boat **which/that** is moored over here is Tommo's. 3) Alisha has just been to Delhi, **where** her family lives. *Объяснение:* В этом случае используется относительное слово "where" (где), так как речь идет о месте. 4) Damian **who** certainly come to the wedding if he finished early. *Объяснение:* Указательное местоимение "who," потому что речь о человеке. 5) If you **know** me, what profession would you choose? *Объяснение:* Здесь необходимо слово "know" — глагол в настоящем времени. --- **Задача 6** **Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word in brackets.** 1) A police officer arrested two vandals in the street yesterday. (WERE) Two vandals **were arrested by** a police officer in the street yesterday. 2) They spend a lot of money to restore historic buildings in the town. (IS) A lot of money **is spent on restoring** historic buildings in the town. 3) Alisha, I think they should clean your dress in a dry cleaner before you put it on. (CLEANED) Alisha, I think you should **have your dress cleaned** in a dry cleaner before you put it on. 4) Are you sure that your uncle goes fishing? (DOES) **Does** your uncle really go fishing? 5) What artist of the exhibition attracted your attention more? (ATTRACTED) *Among the artists of the exhibition, which* **attracted** *your attention more?* --- **Задача 7** **Complete the sentences using the correct forms of the verbs in brackets.** 1) Yesterday from 5 to 7 p.m. I **was preparing** for my final exams. 2) My family and I **are spending** summer holidays in Spain. We've already bought the tickets to Madrid. 3) Skye **has never tried** ballet dancing before. It is going to be her first lesson. 4) I **learned** to swim many years ago. 5) The bus **stopped** here at 4:45, but it's already 4:50, so it must be late. 6) Welcome to our restaurant! Take a seat over here, and I **will get** you the menu. --- **Задача 8** **Complete the text with the appropriate words.** Talking about your **family** is one of the things you learn to say first in foreign language classes. I remember listening to my school friends with their long lists of 'full' or half or **step** brothers and sisters. I have two sisters, and I am a girl. If you add our mum, you’ll see we grew up in a house with mainly ladies. But I don’t want to say it was a "girly" house. Well, yes, we liked dolls and fairies when we were children, and it still takes hours for us to **get** dressed. Although we **may have** similar background, we have very little in **common**. My biggest sister is a bit **lazy** and my middle sister is rather careless, while I tend to compromise and stay somewhere in between. But nevertheless, we enjoy hanging **out** with each other, and we actually spend much of our free time together. --- **Задача 9** **Choose the correct word for each definition.** 1) The crime of stealing goods from a shop – **theft** 2) A person who enters a building illegally in order to steal something – **burglar** 3) To steal money or things from a person or place – **rob** 4) A place where people are kept as a punishment for a crime – **prison** 5) Marks left on a surface by a person’s foot or shoe – **footprints** 6) To enter a building by force, illegally – **break in** *Примечание:* Некоторые слова могут иметь синонимы, например "theft" — "larceny," "robbery," но "theft" — наиболее общее для первого определения. --- **Задача 10** **Fill in the gaps with appropriate words from the table.** Many schools in the UK now give parents a school contract. This is a contract explaining the school discipline and rules, and giving a list of **compulsory** subjects and optional lessons, such as gardening or **film-making**. Parents are responsible for their child's behaviour, while school is in charge of students' **education** and **knowledge**. School also says if the students **fill in** the necessary forms and **look over** the rules regularly, they will understand what is expected of them. --- Если нужно более подробное объяснение или решение по определенной задаче — скажите!