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Exercise 1

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Do the crossword and find out what the hidden word is.

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Exercise 2

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Exercise 3

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Drag and drop the collocations below in the correct sentences.

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Exercise 4

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Read the sentences below and choose the correct options to complete them.

I’ve heard that shoplifting is a misdemeanourfelony. It’s not as serious as murder.
It wasn’t considered evidence, thus it is not enough to testify convict her.
Peter speaks both languages perfectly well, that’s why he works as a(n) interpreter defence lawyer in court.
Did you know that Grand Juryjury trials are not open to the public?
There is no doubt that a(n) cross examine indictment will be issued against the defendant and it may last for a long time as the man committed at least two misdemeanours.
Peter’s cousin had his own court registrar counsel who guided and represented him in court.
Peter sued his neighbour for property damage. I’m sure he has a professional attorney defence lawyer who is going to represent him in court.

Read the sentences below and choose the correct options to complete them.

I’ve heard that shoplifting is a misdemeanourfelony. It’s not as serious as murder.
It wasn’t considered evidence, thus it is not enough to testify convict her.
Peter speaks both languages perfectly well, that’s why he works as a(n) interpreter defence lawyer in court.
Did you know that Grand Juryjury trials are not open to the public?
There is no doubt that a(n) cross examine indictment will be issued against the defendant and it may last for a long time as the man committed at least two misdemeanours.
Peter’s cousin had his own court registrar counsel who guided and represented him in court.
Peter sued his neighbour for property damage. I’m sure he has a professional attorney defence lawyer who is going to represent him in court.

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Exercise 5

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Type the missing words into the correct places. The first letter is given. My friend, Cathy, asked me to be her 1. wTu uzupełnij in a civil trial as she decided to 2. tTu uzupełnij her tenants for refusing to pay the rent. I had accompanied Cathy lots of times in her endeavours to receive the money but they wouldn’t even open the door. Obviously, I agreed to help her. Cathy explained to me that before I 3. gTu uzupełnij, I would need to 4. tTu uzupełnij in front of other people in the courtroom. Of course, I knew that there was supposed to be a 5. jTu uzupełnij but I had no idea about a 6. cTu uzupełnij or a 7. bTu uzupełnij. I was very stressed, but at the same time I was glad that I could help. Although it took some time for the judge to announce the 8. vTu uzupełnij, Cathy was relieved that her problem was about to be solved.

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Exercise 6

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Study the text below. Then fill in the gaps with the correct words.

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Exercise 6

Describe the picture below. What can you see in the picture?

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Ilustracja przedstawia salę sądową, na której odbywa się rozprawa. Widoczna jest ława przysięgłych, sędzia, oskarżony, adwokat. Na mównicy stoi osoba składająca zeznania. — Źródło: dostępny w internecie: www.freepik.com [dostęp 1.08.2022], domena publiczna.

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In the picture I can see… In the foreground there are… Perhaps one of them is a…, whereas the second one is… Both of them look as if… because… Another one must be a… as he is… In the background, I can see… who is a… On the left side, there are… who are… They are…, looking at the… and… In my opinion, it must be… to…

In the picture I can see people in the courtroom. In the foreground, there are three men. Perhaps one of them, wearing a suit, is a prosecutor, whereas the second one is a defence lawyer. They were arguing because they have angry facial expressions. The man in the orange clothes must be a defendant. In the background, I can see a standing lady who is a judge. On the left side, there are a few people who are the jury. They are standing, looking at the judge and waiting for a verdict. In my opinion, it must be truly stressful to take part in a trial like that.

Exercise 7

Answer the question in 6‑7 sentences.

Have you ever thought of working in court? Would you like to work in such a place? Why or why not?

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I have… about working in court because… in law or regulations… I am interested in... In my opinion you need to… because. What is more... We can meet… as well as… plenty of…, yet I… able to work… for so many hours. Especially since... I am afraid that… I would have problems with… Overall..

I have never thought of working in court because I am not interested in law or regulations that much. In my opinion you need to be responsible to work in court because there is too much paperwork. We can meet many interesting people there as well as we can experience plenty of unexpected cases and trials, yet I wouldn’t be able to work in such a place for so many hours. I am afraid that after two hours I would have problems with focusing and listening carefully to what witnesses have to say.

I have often thought of working in court because I am interested in law and regulations. Furthermore, I am a very responsible person, so I think I would do well with court paperwork. What is more, people working in such a place experience a lot of interesting and often difficult cases and trials. I think I could handle that. Especially since it is very easy for me to stay focused for hours. Overall, a work in court is something I would love to do!

Exercise 8

You have just come back from a school trip during which you visited a court in your town. Write a letter to your friend from the UK in which you:

tell your friend what the purpose of the trip was;
describe the biggest attraction;
say what was surprising to you and explain why;
encourage your friend to visit a court and explain why it is worth doing.

The length of your letter should be 100‑150 words.

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Właśnie wróciłeś/wróciłaś z wycieczki szkolnej, podczas której zwiedzaliście sąd w twoim mieście. Napisz do kolegi/koleżanki z Wielkiej Brytanii e‑mail, w którym:

podasz, w jakim celu została zorganizowana wycieczka;
opiszesz jej główną atrakcję;
poinformujesz, co zaskoczyło cię podczas zwiedzania sądu i dlaczego;
zachęcisz kolegę/koleżankę do odwiedzin w sądzie i uzasadnisz, dlaczego warto się tam wybrać.

Twój list powinien składać się ze 100‑150 wyrazów.

Napisz swoją wypowiedź w języku angielskim. Podpisz się jako XYZ.

Rozwiń swoją wypowiedź w każdym z czterech podpunktów, tak aby osoba nieznająca polecenia w języku polskim uzyskała wszystkie wskazane w nim informacje. Pamiętaj, że długość wypowiedzi powinna wynosić od 100 do 150 wyrazów. Napisz każdy z realizowanych podpunktów w oddzielnym akapicie. W ten sposób będziesz wiedzieć, czy na pewno dany podpunkt został przez ciebie wystarczająco rozwinięty.

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Dear…,

What have you been up to recently? I’m writing to…

We had a chance to visit… and… because… We were supposed to… about…

The main attraction of our trip was… It was very… as we could… There were… and…

On the trip I… a very surprising fact… in the… I haven’t known that… I only knew that there…

I reckon that visiting… can be amusing and… because it is… I really think you should… I can’t wait to hear from you!

Best wishes,

XYZ

Dear Mary,

What have you been up to recently? I’m writing to tell you about my last school trip to the court in my hometown.

We had a chance to visit the court because our school takes part in a project. We are supposed to gain knowledge of how Polish courts work.

The main attraction of our trip was a simulation of a trial, which was very interesting as we could observe what it looked like. There were people such as a defendant, a defence lawyer, and obviously the judge.

The most surprising fact I learnt was that there is a video camera in the courtroom. I didn’t know that trials are monitored and recorded. I was convinced that there is only a court registrar to note everything down.

I think you should also go on such a trip. You will understand how this institution works and you might also spend time in an amusing way. I can’t wait to hear from you!

Best wishes,

XYZ

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