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___ a pen on the table?. are there. Aren't there. there is. is there.

___ happy?' 'Yes, ___'. Are you/ I'm. Do you be/i do. Are you/I am. You are/ am I.

Donald ___ the cooking on Sundays. not do. doesn't do. doesn't. not does.

There ___ a pen on the table. am. are. be. is.

Who ___ that bunch of roses?. was buying. did buy. did buy. bought.

Susan ___ to work when she ___ a flat tyre. was riving/was getting. had driven/ had got. drove/was getting. was driving/got.

I ___ my bike in the park when it ___ raining. was riding/started. rode/was starting. had ridden/had started. rode/started.

Yesterday, it ___ to rain at 7 a.m. was beginning. begun. began. beginned.

'What ___ to you?' 'I ___ off the ladder while I ___ the windows. happened/fell/was cleaning. happened/was falling/cleaned. was happening/was falling/was cleaning. did it happen/have fallen/cleaned.

She ___ to buy the tickets, because the admittance was free. not had. didn't have. didn't had. had.

Where ___ last night?. you slept. do you sleep. did you slept. did you sleep.

Liz ___ home and then ___ dinner. get/cook. got/cookt. got/cooked. gotten/cooked.

Where ___ your holiday this summer?. you went. did you spend. did you go. did you spent.

Tim and Lucy ___ two years ___. married/later. married/after. married/ago. got married/ago.

Mum ___ to me to clean my room. spoke. said. spoken. told.

I ___ my wallet on the train. lost. losed. loose. lose.

Last night, Ted ___ the table. lain. lay. lies. laid.

When ___?. did you born. were you born. did you be born. you were born.

Susan ___ me she wanted to buy a new house. told. said. spoke. spoken.

Julie ___ Rome twice this year. went to. has been in. has gone to. has been to.

The Robinsons don't live here anymore. They ___ to Liverpool two years ago. have moved. moved. were moved. was moving.

The baby has ___ gone to sleep. so far. ago. yet. already.

It hasn't rained ___ three weeks. for. just. ago. since.

Don't come in! I've ___ cleaned the floor. for. just. ago. yet.

He hasn't been to his grandparents' house ___ last summer. since. ago. for. just.

Rodney has ___ met such friendly people. never. since. ever. ago.

The children ___ lots of exotic animals at the zoo last Monday. saw. seen. stared. looked.

The Robinsons don't live here anymore. They ___ to Liverpool for two years. were moved. moved. were moving. have moved.

They haven't bought the tickets for the cinema ___. already. ago. ever. yet.

John ___ Mary six months ago. got married. has married. has got married. married.

John and Mary ___ for six months. have been married. got married. married. have married.

I ___ your brother for ages. haven't met. not met. didn't meet. didn't met.

When we were on holiday, we ___ for two hours every day. walk. was walking. have walked. walked.

Anna ___ that from now on she will recycle paper and plastic. decides. decided. has decided. was deciding.

It is the first time I ___ such delicious food. have eat. eat. have eaten. ate.

It is the last time I ___ for you. waited. wait. have waited. am waiting.

Have you ___ come in?. for. just. since. yet.

A bad attack of flu often ___ people up longer than we think. lays. lies. lay. lain.

Billy ___ work. He should be home by 3 pm. has gone to. has been. has gone. has been to.

James and Lynn ___ New York for a few days. They are coming back tomorrow. have gone to. have been to. has gone. has been to.

They have ___ Spain on holiday five times. gone in. been to. gone to. been in.

Oliver isn't here at the moment. He ___ to the bank. has gone. has been. has arrived. has.

She has ___ to the hairdresser's twice a week. get. got. been. gone.

You can't see Herman before Friday, because he ___ on a business trip. has gone to. has been to. has gone. went.

We ___ Madrid twice so far this year. went at. have been to. been in. gone to.

Harry ___ to the sports centre and won't be back until 5 o'clock. has gone. went. has been. is gone.

I have ____ an e-mail to Mr Johnson. writed. written. wite. wrote.

Peter ___ sleepy. He ___ a nap. has/hasn't done. has/hasn't. isn't/hasn't had. is/hasn't had.

. This is the best film I ___. watched. have never watched. ever watched. have ever watched.

I ___ that book, yet. haven't readed. read. haven't red. haven't read.

. The plane ___ yet. has landed. hasn't landed. landed. hasn't land.

Tom ___. has just arrived. has arrived just. just has arrived. have just arrived.

She ___ abroad. hasn't never travelled. has never been travelling. has never travelled. have never travelled.

I ___ letters all the morning. have been typed. have already type. have been type. have been typing.

. John ___ house. has already moved. moved already. has moved already. have already moved.

___ if ___ the cake?. Have you checked/Sally has baked. You checked/has Sally baked. You know/has Sally baked. Have you checked/has Sally baked.

Jack ___ football for a big team when he ___ younger. played/was. played/has been. is playing/was. has played/wa.

She ___ in that museum for ten years, when she died. worked. had worked. have worked. is workin.

The children ___ their homework by the time their mum came home. had finished. finished. have finished. fin.

The thieves ___ when the police arrived. had run away already. had already run away. already run away. had already ran away.

. Last Sunday, Tony ___ to spend the day at the seaside. had decided. decided. was deciding. has de.

She ___ her room before John came back. has tidied. tidied. had tidied. tidies.

After she ___ the washing, it started raining. hung out. hung out. has hanged out. had hung out.

Robert ___ from Maria for ages before she called him. had heard. have heard. heard. had hear.

John isn't ___ honest man. an. some. a. the.

I have three ___, two ___ and a girl. children/boys. childs/boys. children/boy. childrens/boys.

I have been waiting for you for ___ hour. a. an. any. some.

Julie has got two ___. brush news. new brushs. new brushes. brushes new.

Put the ___ and the ___ on the table. knives/forks. knifes/forks. Knivs/forks. knives/forkes.

. Put the ___ and the ___ on the table. knives/forks. knifes/forks. Knivs/forks. knives/forkes.

The Evanses have got two ___ in their garden. geeses. geese. goose. gooses.

The ___ living upstairs are noisy. familyies. familyes. familys. families.

The ___ stop near the police station. bus. buses. buss. busses.

The ___ working in the factory are foreigners. womans. women. wimen. woman.

Put those ___ into the washing machine. handkerchievs. handkerchiefs. handkerchiefes. handkerchieves.

The ___ in this radio are flat. batterys. battery. batteries. battery.

. Go to the ___ in Baker Street. His hairstyles are great!. hairdresser. hairdressers. hairdresser'. hairdresser's.

. I've got toothache. I need to go to the ___. dentists. dentist's. dentist'. dentist.

Are you going to the ___? Please, buy some bread. baker. bakery's. baker's. baker'.

Did you read ____?. yesterday newspaper. the newspaper of yesterday. yesterday' newspaper. yesterday's newspaper.

___ sons are lazy. Mary's and Jane's. Mary' and Jane's. Mary's and Jane. Mary and Jane's.

I am doing ___ unit in my exercise book. a. the. an. some.

My ___ collar is expensive. dog's. dog'. dogs's. dog.

There are some ___ in the garage. mice. mouse. mices. mouses.

. Thomas doesn't like ___. cherryes. the cherrys. the cherries. cherries.

___ love bananas. monkeys. The monkeys. the monkey. monks.

There are ___ on the ___ of the tree. birds/branches. birds/branchs. the birds/branch. bird/branchs.

___ are animals that can talk. parrot. A parrots. the parrots. parrots.

. There are two ___ in my bedroom. window. windowes. windows. windos.

. I have four ___ in my kitchen. cupboard. cupboards. cupboardes. cup-boards.

I read ten ___ in my book. pages. pags. page. papers.

___ are ___ where you learn. school/a place. schools/place. the schools/a place. schools/places.

There are ___ on the table. the sandwiches. sandwiches. sandwichs. sandwich.

Please, help me wash ___ after lunch. dishes. the dishs. dishs. the dishes.

The police are questioning the ___. thieves. thievs. thiefs. thiefes.

This blouse is ___. Jane's. Jane. Jane'. of Jane.

___ house is near the football stadium. They got married last week. John's and Helen's. John's amd Helen. John and Helen's. John' and Helen's.

Your ___ eyes are beautiful. mother'. mother's. mothers's. mother.

My ___ computer doesn't work. sons's. son's. son. son'.

My ____ boyfriend is funny. sister. sister'. sisters's. sister's.

My ___ bikes are in the garden. friend'. friends'. friends's. friends.

___ is new. The car of James. James car. James' car. James's car.

Pamela has got two ___. babies. babys. babes. babyes.

This pair of ___ is new. nylon' socks. socks of nylon. nylon socks. nylon's socks.

There are some sculptures by Michelangelo in ___. St. Peter's. St. Peter'. St. Peters. St. Peter.

___ is Turkish. one friends of my father's. one of my father's friends. one friend of my father. one of my father friends.

. ___ is on strike at present. one secretary of Mr Taylors. one of Mr Taylor's secretary. one of Mr Taylor secretary. one of Mr Taylor's secretaries.

. Look! It is getting dark. There are lots of clouds in ___ sky. x. the. a. to.

You need ___ permit to park here. a. any. x. the.

___ courage is not one of my virtues. some. a. x. the.

That house has ___ stone roof. a. x. some. the.

I always do some jogging after ___ work: it's relaxing. x. the. a. much.

Do you like ___ ice cream?. an. a. x. the.

Would you like to be ___ astronaut?. an. x. the. a.

. I am looking for ___ new house with ___ garden. a/x. a/a. x/a. x/x.

Jane is wearing ___ black dress and is carrying ___ black bag in ___ hand and ___ big suitcase. X/a/one/a. a/a/a/a/. a/a/one/a. X/X/a/a.

What was ___ weather like in Spain?. the. som. x. a.

. Last week, we had ___awful weather. some. a. an. x.

We spent ___ day in Athens before going to Sepses. a. one. an. some.

My house have ___ garden, so I can keep ___ pet. a/a. a/X. X/X. X/a.

___ day, I will buy ___ house in London. A/X. one/an. a/a. one/a.

. I like to spend my holidays in ___ mountains in ___ summer. X/X. the/the. the/X. X/the.

___ chess is ___ game that requires ___ great concentration. X/a/X. The/the/the. X/a/the. X/a/.

A lot of people are crazy about ___ football. for. a. x. the.

I haven't got ___ courage to speak to him. a. the. x. no.

___ Sicily is ___ island in ___ Mediterranean Sea. X/an/X. the/an/the. the/an/the. X/an/the.

My mother loves ___ apples with ___ cheese. X/X X/the the/X the/the. x/x. x/the. the/x. the/the.

___ give us ___. the cows/the milk. a cow/milk. the cow/the milk. cows/milk.

Pass me ___ sugar, please!. no. the. any. x.

Jane knows that ___ my favourite subject. the Maths are. Maths is. Math is. The maths is.

It is nice to walk in ___ sun on ___ spring days. the/X. X/X. the/the. X/the.

I'm afraid ___ dogs. x. of. about the. of the.

___ plants don't grow easily here: ___ soil is too dry. X/X. X/the. the/the. X/X.

___ roof of that house is made of stone. x. the. a. some.

It is very dangerous to travel ___ Sahara. in the. in. across the. across.

___ Mount Everest is the highest mountain in ___ Asia. The/the. the/X. X/X. X/the.

My uncle lives in___ New York in ___ USA. His flat is near ___ Empire State Building. X/the/the. X/X/X. X/the/X. X/X/the.

John plays ___ piano. at. x. the. to the.

___Sri Lanka is ___ island that lies in___ Indian Ocean. X/an/the. the/an/the. X/the/X. the/an/X.

___ Great Britain includes ___ England, ___ Scotland and ___ Wales. X/the/the/the. the/X/X/X. X/X/X/X. The/the/the/the.

I have to go ___ hospital to visit my aunt. to a. x. to. to the.

. I like travelling by ___ sea, particularly when ___ sea is a little tough. X/the. the/X. the/the. X/X.

James has applied for ___ scholarship at ___ Harvard University. a/X. X/the. a/the. the/the.

. I usually listen to ___ radio after ___ dinner. the/X. X/the. X/X. the/the.

Do you remember ___ dinner at ___ Browns'?. the/the. a/the. the/X. X/X.

David can speak ___ German and ___ Japanese. the/the. X/the. the/X. X/X.

John is not in ___ office today. an. a. x. the.

I have ___ terrible headache. I'm not going to ___ school today. a/the. the/the. X/X. a/X.

Let's go to ___ country by ___ bicycle tomorrow!. X/the. X/X. the/the. the/X.

Last month, I went to ___ Morocco in ___ North Africa. X/X. the/the. the/X. X.

We went out for ___ meal yesterday. We had ___ Mexican food. the/some. a/a. the/a. a/X.

Now season with salt and ___. paper. pepper. piper. peper.

'A pen and 2 pencils. How much is it?' '___ £1.50. Are. They are. It is. Is.

The children are putting on their ___. coat. coates. coats. coaties.

___ ravioli ___ really delicious. these/are. The/is. X/is. this/is.

How many people ___ queuing outside the cinema?. are. was. has been. is.

The team ___ confident of winning the match. are. seems. is. seems to be.

. The staff in this office ___ very helpful. seems to be. seem. are. is.

. ___ cattle ___ kept for their meat. the/are. the/is. X/is. X/are.

Seventy miles ___ a long distance when there were no cars. are. is. was. were.

Susan's glasses ___ broken. is. are. have. has.

. ___ a very difficult subject. Economic is. Economics is. Economic are. Economics are.

. Her clothes ___ very smart. are. was. is. has been.

The police ___ looking for the bank robbers. are. is. was. has been.

There ___ a lot of people standing outside the cinema. are. is. was. aren't.

The Taylors' ___ on the train. baggages are. baggage is. baggage are. luggage are.

Six months ___ not a long time. is. won't be. are. have been.

. ___ nine o'clock. ___ only ten minutes to departure. it is/it is. they are/they are. it is/there are. Is/X.

She put on some clean ___. dress. clothes. cloth. dresses.

John went on a business ___ to Japan. voyage. travel. journeys. trip.

Thirty ___ trapped in the flames. person are. peoples are. people are. people is.

The police ___ sealed off the area. has. have. haves. will.

We must buy some new ___ for our flat. piece of furnitures. furnitures. furniture. piece of furniture.

Let's not wait for the coach. ___ two miles to the village. there is. They are. there are. it is.

I enjoyed very much the ___ from Genoa to Haifa. piece of travels. trip. trip. voyage.

He runs ___. a piece of business. a business. businesses. business.

I've got ___ for you. some interesting piece of news. an interesting news. an interesting piece of news. an interesting piece of new.

If your ___ weak, new hopes are opening up for you. hairs are. hairs are. hair is. hairs has been.

___ no money in the piggy-bank. There is. It is. Is there. There are.

The tornado caused ___. a great damage. damages. great damages. great damage.

You speak ___ English. well. a very good. very well. very good.

They have made ___ in this country since last time I was here. incredible progress. incredible progresses. some incredible progresses. an incredible progress.

Business ___ business. has. are. is. have.

Where ___ your ___?. is/luggage. is/luggages. are/luggages. are/lugga.

It is ___ that I can't understand. a kind of behaviours. behaviours. a behaviour. a type of behaviour.

I want o sell these three ___. item of furniture. items of furnitures. items of furniture. some item of forniture.

I only need two more ___. piece of information. pieces of information. pieces of informations. informations.

___ is keen on foreign languages. Student. Charles. Children. Teachers.

I wouldn't do what they say: in my opinion it's a bad ___. piece of advices. pieces of advice. piece of advice. advice.

Where can I leave my ___?. luggage. two items of luggages. two pieces of luggage. two piece of luggage.

I hope you had a good ___. journey. voyage. travel. trips.

There is only one ___ of some value. The rest is all junk. pieces of furniture. piece of furniture. furniture. furnitures.

I'm sorry, I've got really ___ time to talk to you! Can we meet tomorrow?. less. little. a least. few.

Apples cost eighty cents ___. some. each other. every. each.

I'd like to drink ___. everythin hot. something hot. everything of cold. something of hot.

___ is that dog?' 'It is ___'. What/of Mary. Whose/Mary's. Who/Mary. Whose/of Mary.

It isn't ___ to go for a picnic. enough warm. warmer. much warm. warm enough.

___ that window open?. Who did leave. How left. Who did he open. Who left.

___ that window open?. Who did leave. How left. Who did he open. Who left.

. ___ in this office. How many people work. How much do people work. How much persons work. How many does people work.

___ is she going out ___?. Who/with. Who with/X. With who/X. Whom/X.

I cut ___ shaving this morning. x. my own. myself. me.

They sat for two hours without talking to ___. each other. them. their own. themselves.

Public transportation vehicles are what ___ as a chief cause of the deterioration of the ozon. have identified many ecologists. identified many ecologists. have many ecologists identified. many ecologists have identified.

She is ___ a baby. such as. such. as. so.

She is ___ babyish. such a. such. so. as.

Who is the girl ___ with John?. now dancing. who now dancing. that dance now. who dancing now.

The Aurora Borealis ___ in the Southern Hemisphere, is not an entirely understood phenomenon. which it is never seen. that it cannot be seen. which cannot be seen. which is never seen.

___ he goes, sooner or later they'll find him. everywhere. wherever. somewhere. nowhere.

Mr. James ___ lives next door, is a teacher. whom. who. that. who.

Ara Nova is a virtual newscaster with a synthetic female voice ___ broadcasts news on the Internet. whose. that. whom. who's.

. Janet studies the same subjects ___ Tom. of. like. as. than.

___ order to stay ___ business, you must do better than your competitors. In/in. In/on. On/in. On/on.

. The portion of a mountain ___ trees cannot grow is called the 'tree line'. so. that. where. which.

Violent crime tends to be the most common in areas ___ a high rate of illegal drug activity. where there is. in where is there. where is there. where is there.

He was respected by the people ___ he worked ___. with/X. with who/X. x/with. with/to.

I'll be back tomorrow unless ___ a plane strike. there will be. there isn't. there is. there will not be.

Unless a public official ___ with the regulations, he can be removed from office at any time. will not comply. will comply. doesn't comply. complies.

I ___ the morning with you, if you ___. spend/like. spend/will like. would spend/like. will spend/like.

Oil ___ if you ___ it on water. will float/ will pour. floats/pour. floats/will pour. will floa.

That dolphins were once land animals ___ by examinig their skeletal structure. can be seen. were seen. are seen. can see.

. I ___ an e-mail by Jane. have not be sent. have not been sent. have been sending. have not sent.

They lived in Cambridge for ___ time. many. some. few. any.

Peter isn't hungry. He has just had ___ rice. few. little. some. any.

There is ___ soup in the pot. small. little. few. any.

___ angry with John. Nobody were. Everybody was. Everybody were. Every body were.

Have you got ___ cheaper than this ___ a present?. anything/like. something /such as. something / as. anything / as.

We can't go ___ because it is raining ___. anywhere/hard. somewhere/hardly. nowhere/hard. everywhere/hardly.

I don't know ___ about what ___ yesterday. anything/happened. anything/to happen. anything/has happened. something/happened.

She is disappointed ___ her current job. from. with. of. for.

He sings ___ his mother did. as. such as. so. like.

. I prefer tea ___ coffee. to. than. over. more.

She is disappointed ___ her current job. from. of. with. for.

He sings ___ his mother did. so. like. such as. as.

. It is vera kind ___ you ___ me tonight. of/to invite. to/to invite. from/inviting. of/inviti.

I prefer tea ___ coffee. to. than. more. over.

It is very kind ___ you ___ me tonight. from/inviting. of/to invite. of/inviting. to/to invite.

It was ___ afternoon that we stopped playing. such a cold. very cold. a very cold. so cold.

. We are ___ busy to talk to you today. I'm sorry!. more. too. too much. too ma.

He lost ___ his parents when he was a child. every. either. both. neither.

We are ___ busy to talk to you today. I'm sorry!. too much. too. too many. more.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'question'?. /ˈ kwes.tʃən/. /ˈ ques.tʃən/. /ˈkweʃtən/. /ˈ qwes.tʃən/.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'conversation'?. /ˌ cɒn.vəˈ se.ʃən/. /ˌ kɒn.vərˈ se.ʃion/. /ˌ cɒn.vərˈ seɪ.ʃon/. /ˌ kɒn.vəˈ seɪ.ʃən/.

What is the spelling of /naɪf/?. knight. knit. night. knife.

'___' and 'sell' are homophones. stare. cell. bell. shell.

'___' and 'wear' are homophones. where. were. whirr. wore.

What is the spelling of /boks/?. box. botts. blocks. books.

What is the spelling of /ˈriː.dɪŋ/?. riding. ridden. writing. reading.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'first'?. /ˈ fəː st/. /ˈ fiː st/. /ˈ fəːr:st/. /ˈ fɜː st/.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'economy'?. /eˈ kɒnomi/. /ɪˈ cɒnəmi/. /ɪˈ cɒnomy/. /ɪˈ kɒnəmi/.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'office'?. /ˈ ɒf.ɪs/. /ˈ of.ɪz/. /ˈ ɒff.ɪs/. /ˈ ɒff.ɪz/.

'___' and 'right' are homophones. white. wait. write. with.

What is the spelling of /fɪʃ/?. fish. filth. fiss. fix.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'museum'?. /mjuːˈ zeam/. /muˈ ziam/. /mjuːˈ ziː.əm/. /muːˈ se.əm/.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'woman'?. /ˈhjum.an/. /ˈ hʊm.ən/. /ˈ wʊm.ən/. /ˈ hum.an/.

What is the phonetic transcription of ' mine'?. /maɪn/. /mahɪn/. /məɪn/. /meɪn/.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'morning'?. /ˈmɔːr.nɪŋg/. /ˈmɔː.nɪŋ/. /ˈmɔːr.nɪng/. /ˈmɔː.nɪng/.

What is the spelling of /ˈmʌn.i/?. many. marnee. morny. money.

What is the spelling of /pleɪŋ/?. playing. plain. plenty. plane.

What is the phonetic transcription of 'fix'?. /fɪʃ/. /fɪxs/. /fɪks/. /fɪkx/.

What is a law made by the authority of Parliament?. Legislation. Agreement. Memorandum of Understanding. Custom.

What is the Italian for 'bail'?. difesa. querela. crimine. cauzione.

What is the Italian for 'plaintiff'?. difensore d'ufficio. querelante. cauzione. ufficiale giudiziario.

A person committing a criminal offence is called a criminal or ___. defender. bailiff. plaintiff. offender.

What is the English for 'processo'? (legal context). suite. proces. negotiation. trial.

A person who takes legal action against somebody is called ___. defendant. bail in. bailiff. plaintiff.

___ is the body of official rules and regulations. Rights. Duties. Law. Constitution.

Which of the following parts does NOT belong to public law?. constitutional law. administrative law. criminal law. family law.

What is a long-established practice recognised as having the force of law?. Constitution. Custom. Legislation. Treaty.

Private law governs relationships between ___. individuals and the State. legal persons, their rights and duties. States and other nation States. only individuals and employers.

Public law governs relationships between ___. individuals and the State. individuals. legal persons, their rights and duties. States and other nation States.

What is the Italian for 'duty'?. negozio. dovere. esentasse. diritto.

A synonym of ___ law is civil law. public. private. international. national.

Sanchez was sentenced ___ three years ___ prison. at/of. to/in. at/in. for/of.

___ law is based on a rigid code of rules, ___ law is based on broad principles. civil/common. private/property. private/civil. property/private.

___ is a lawyer who gives legal advice to individuals and companies. He/She is a member of the American Bar Association. An attorney. A solicitor. An appointed lawyer. A barrister.

___ is a lawyer who gives legal advice and opinions to solicitors. An attorney. A barrister. An appointed lawyer. A solicitor.

Anyone found trespassing is ___ a maximum fine of £100. responsible for. culprit with. guilty to. reliable for.

The essential elements in a contract are offer, acceptance, ___. consideration and intention. letter of advice and rectification. counter offer and remedies. consideration and counter offer.

___ is the first pleading filed on behalf of a plaintiff. motion. injunction. clue. writ.

The Bar Council is the barristers' ___ in GB. professional body. legal profession. legal association. legal system.

A contract is ___ which the court can enforce. an agreement. a promise. an offer. an act.

The Bar Council is responsible ___ the barristers' conduct. by. on. of. for.

This agreement constitutes entire agreement ___ the parties. herein. within. between. for.

A synonym of injured party is ___. damaging party. breaching party. hurting party. non-breaching party.

An offer is a voluntary promise submitted by an ___ to an ___. offeree/offeror. offeree/offering. offering/offeror. offeror/offeree.

What is the basic principle of a contract?. the performance of a promise as a duty. agreements must be kept. business is business. adequate consideration is a benefit.

___ is an offer given in response to an offer. Against offer. Counter offer. Counter offeror. Contrast offer.

If it appears that a person or party has illegally used someone else's patented technology, they may undergo a ___ with the patent owner's lawyer. lawsuit. litigation. negotiation. prosecution.

___ is the legal proceedings in which a person accused of a criminal offense is tried in a court by the government. prosecution. negotiation. arbitration. litigation.

___ is the ultimate legal method for settling disputes among persons, organizations, and the State; the case is brought before a court of law. prosecution. litigation. negotiation. arbitration.

___ is the settlement of a dispute between parties to a contract by a neutral third party without resorting to court action. prosecution. negotiation. litigation. arbitration.

Initially, ___ was founded on common sense as reflected in the social customs. private law. national law. common law. civil law.

If you do not respect the terms of a contract, you ___ it. bind. breach. break. infringe.

___ is reached when the offer meets the acceptance . agreement. exchange. negotiation. evidence.

___ is the act of transferring an interest in property to another. negotiation. acceptance. offer. assignment.

___ is the give-and-take discussion in an attempt to reach an agreement. negotiation. offer. acceptance. agreement.

The accused was ___ with arson and murder. convicted. prosecuted. charged. accused.

The plaintiff ___ the defendant for damages. sued. claimed. denounced. prosecuted.

The defendant was ___ for theft. claimed. prosecuted. convicted. sued.

The defendant was ___ of theft. convicted. claimed. prosecuted. sued.

What is the English for 'citare qualcuno per danni'?. to state somebody in damages. to claim somebody for damages. to cite somebody by damages. to sue somebody for damages.

The process of making a claim in the civil court is called ___. prosecution. negotiation. litigation. arbitration.

What is the English for 'accusare qualcuno di un crimine'?. to claim somebody for a crime. to charge somebody of a crime. to accuse somebody with a crime. to charge somebody with a crime.

Among the terms listed below, what is the less grievous?. arrestable offences. arrestable crimes. felonies. misdemeanours.

What is the English for 'presentare un ricorso'?. to file a lawsuit. to breach a contract. to present a summon of writ. to sue a claim.

What is the English for 'legalmente vincolante'?. legally bind. dutifully linking. law bound. legally binding.

___ is an order of the court requiring a person to perform a negative obligation. memorandum of understanding. equitable remedy. Injunction. specific performance.

___ is an order of the court requiring the breaching party to perform the contract. equitable remedy. Specific performance. negotiation. injunction.

___ is the basic remedy available for a breach of contract. Equitable remedies. Specific performance. Injunction. Damages.

Counter offer implies ___ of the original offer and puts the ball back in the court of the original offeror. agreement. rejection. acquiescence. acceptance.