Exercise 16. Read about the differences between civil and criminal law. Fill in the blanks, putting the verbs in brackets into passive. CIVIL LAW VERSUS CRIMINAL LAW
The term civil law does not always mean a legal tradition. It can also (1) . (contrast) with the term criminal law. In this sense, civil law (2) (con cern) with non-criminal matters, for example, a breach of contract. A civil case involves individuals in a dispute and generally ends in monetary reward.
Criminal law, however, is the area of law which (3) (connect) with crimes and punishments. Criminal cases (4) (consider) crimes against society and often end in jail or prison time.
Добрый день ( имя человека)! Как дела? Хочу пригласить тебя пойти со мной на футбольный матч! Давай встретимся в 16:45 возле стадиона! Буду очень рад, если ты придешь) Буду ждать!
Английская версия:)
Dear (name of person ) ! How are you ? I want to invite you to come with me to a football match ! Let's meet at 16:45 near the stadium ! I would be very happy if you 'll come
There is something totally relaxing about sitting around the table with friends and family sharing a good meal. It sets the stage for us to value our family relationships, rather than take them for granted. Having meals together as a family also keeps us in touch, allowing us to trouble-shoot problems in daily living, as well as be aware of our family members’ activities and life experience. It is in the family group that we develop an ability to discuss, to express our opinions, to be ourselves and allow others to be themselves. We feel less alone in the world when we know there are people who love and care about us, no matter what we are going through.
As for our family, we always try to grasp an opportunity to spend some time gathered around the dinner table. It’s a kind of ritual in our family and it is not just about eating together. We enjoy deciding what to make for dinner. We make choices and plan a balanced meal. We also help mom shop for ingredients and prepare the meal. We often have a kind of family reunion around the table. On weekends we usually invite some of our relatives over to have a meal. We share the latest news and discuss family needs and plans for activities.
I think that family meals in particular helped me develop important social skills such as table manners, taking turns speaking and listening to the person speaking. Having meals together taught me respect adult and get along with them. I love and appreciate our family meals.