Нужно поставить слова в правильную форму. Close circuit television cameras are (0) increasingly bеcoming fact of life in modern Britain. They can be seen in office shopping centres, banks, areas and even parks, and it is estimated (1) (2) that the average Briton is filmed an (3) a day. It is believed that CСTV leads to а (4) certain types of crime, such as car theft, (5) street violencсе. Its supporters defend it as an (6) 200 times in and way of improving security in town centres, and of helping to bring (7) object to the (8) to justice. Civil liberties groups, who of CCTV сameras, feel that they constitute a serious (9) of privacy and say that that they reducе offending. there is little (10)
0)INCREASE 1)BUILD 2)RESIDENT 3)АМAZE 4)REDUCE 5)ROB 6)EFFECT 7)CRIME 8)PRESENT 9)INVADE 10)EVIDENT
Первая часть - повествовательное утвердительное или отрицательное предложение с прямым порядком слов.
Вторая часть, присоединяемая через запятую, представляет собой краткий общий вопрос.
Во второй части употребляется обратный порядок слов, и она переводится на русский язык: не правда ли?, не так ли?, верно ведь?
Если первая часть предложения утвердительная, то "вопросительный хвостик" будет отрицательным.
He likes ice-cream, doesn't he?
Если первая часть предложения отрицательная, то хвостик будет утвердительный.
She doesn't like porridge, does she?
In the dining-room we have our meals: breakfast in the morning, lunch in the middle of the day, tea in the afternoon, and supper or dinner in the evening. Here you see Mr. and Mrs. Thompson who have just arrived from abroad and are having dinner with the Browns. The host, Mr. Brown, is sitting at the head of the table, and the hostess, Mrs. Brown, is at the other end. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are sitting on either side, facing each other.
The dining-room table is covered with a white cloth. The maid has laid the table in the usual way, and has put the right number of knives, forks, spoons and glasses for each person. There's also pepper and salt, oil and vinegar, and mustard. On the left of each person is a table-napkin and a plate with a roll on it. In front of the host there's a carving-knife and fork.
On the sideboard the Browns usually have a bowl of fruit: apples, pears, plums, cherries, grapes, oranges or bananas accordibg to the season. The mistress of the house has just served the soup. After this there'll be fish, meat or poultry with vegetables, then a sweet, and perchaps cheese and biscuits to finish with.