1. Use the words from the box to complete the sentences. deserved awesome executed sentences betrayed menace confirmed trial demanding denied innocent seek claim
1. Being a nurse in a busy hospital is a very job.
2. Police officers are demanding tougher for people who carry knives.
3. The president will not be able tovictory until all the votes are counted.
4. She finally got the success that she truly .
5. He made his way to London to his fortune.
6. George that he had ever been to this house.
7. The new group were just , all the teenagers were crazy about them.
8. The great painting was at the turn of the 19th century.
9. The jury declared him and he was allowed to go free.
10. Human rights groups claim that the was unfair.
11. The date of the meeting will soon be .
12. The humanity is facing the growing of global pollution.
13. A secretary his trust and made the private information public.
2. Match the words in the two columns and complete the sentences with the word combinations.
to demand
betrayed
confirmed
stood
deserves
innocent
sentenced
claims
went
menace
your time
on the roads
to represent
on trial
him in his determination
absolute obedience
in awe
as a baby unborn
to five years
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1. Our grandparents thought that it was necessary from children.
2. I have very strong doubts that this new film .
3. He had and felt awful about it.
4. I’m as . Take my word for it.
5. Peter knew it wasn’t easy to enter the best university in the country, but it was a real challenge. The fact only .
6. Careless drivers often become a real .
7. He charged with murder.
8. We all in front of the painting.
9. The organization more than 10,000 people.
10. They will be for that bank robbery.

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Объяснение:

1. Being a nurse in a busy hospital is a very demanding job.
- "demanding" means requiring a lot of effort or work, so this sentence means that being a nurse in a busy hospital requires a lot of effort and work.

2. Police officers are demanding tougher sentences for people who carry knives.
- "demanding" means asking for something forcefully, so this sentence means that police officers are asking for stricter punishment for people who carry knives.

3. The president will not be able to claim victory until all the votes are counted.
- "claim" means asserting or stating as true, so this sentence means that the president cannot state or assert his victory until all the votes are counted.

4. She finally got the success that she truly deserved.
- "deserved" means to have earned or be worthy of something, so this sentence means that she finally achieved the success that she earned or was worthy of.

5. He made his way to London to seek his fortune.
- "seek" means to search or look for something, so this sentence means that he traveled to London to search for or look for his fortune (meaning good luck or success).

6. George confirmed that he had ever been to this house.
- "confirmed" means to establish the truth or correctness of something, so this sentence means that George stated or verified that he had been to this house before.

7. The new group were just awesome, all the teenagers were crazy about them.
- "awesome" means extremely impressive or excellent, so this sentence means that the new group was extremely impressive or excellent, and all the teenagers were really excited about them.

8. The great painting was executed at the turn of the 19th century.
- "executed" means to create or produce something, so this sentence means that the great painting was created or produced at the turn of the 19th century.

9. The jury declared him innocent and he was allowed to go free.
- "innocent" means not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing, so this sentence means that the jury stated or declared that he was not guilty, and he was permitted to go without punishment.

10. Human rights groups claim that the trial was unfair.
- "trial" means a formal examination of evidence in court, so this sentence means that human rights groups state or assert that the examination of evidence in court was unfair.

11. The date of the meeting will soon be confirmed.
- "confirmed" means to establish the truth or correctness of something, so this sentence means that the date of the meeting will soon be verified or established.

12. The humanity is facing the growing menace of global pollution.
- "menace" means a threat or danger, so this sentence means that humanity is confronting the increasing threat or danger of global pollution.

13. A secretary betrayed his trust and made the private information public.
- "betrayed" means to be disloyal or unfaithful to someone, so this sentence means that a secretary acted disloyally or unfaithfully and revealed the private information to the public.

2. Word combinations:
1. Our grandparents thought that absolute obedience from children is necessary.
- This sentence means that our grandparents believed it was necessary for children to obey completely without question.

2. I have very strong doubts that this new film deserves our time.
- This sentence means that the speaker has serious doubts that this new film is worth their time or attention.

3. He stood on trial and felt awful about it.
- This sentence means that he was put on trial (meaning a legal examination in court), and he felt terrible or very bad about it.

4. I’m in awe. Take my word for it.
- "in awe" means to be amazed or impressed, so this sentence means that the speaker is extremely amazed or impressed. When they say "Take my word for it," they want the listener to trust or believe what they are saying.

5. Peter knew it wasn’t easy to enter the best university in the country, but it was a real challenge. The fact only confirms his determination.
- This sentence means that Peter understood that it was difficult to get into the best university but he saw it as a real challenge. The fact (meaning the truth) that it was difficult only verifies or supports his determination (meaning strong resolve or motivation).

6. Careless drivers often become a real menace on the roads.
- "menace" means a threat or danger, so this sentence means that careless drivers often become a significant threat or danger on the roads.

7. He was sentenced with murder.
- "sentenced" means to receive a punishment after being found guilty, so this sentence means that he received a punishment for the crime of murder.

8. We all stood in awe in front of the painting.
- "stood in awe" means to be amazed or impressed, so this sentence means that all of us were extremely amazed or impressed while standing in front of the painting.

9. The organization claims more than 10,000 people.
- "claims" means to state or assert, so this sentence means that the organization declares or says that it has more than 10,000 people.

10. They will be on trial for that bank robbery.
- "on trial" means involved in a legal examination in court, so this sentence means that they will be examined in court for the crime of bank robbery.