№ 2 Complete the sentences using appropriate possessive pronouns 1. We're going swimming with some friends of (me/mine). 2. It's (theirs/their) problem, not (our/ours). 3. Is it (yours/your) scientific article about spiders? -No, it's not (my/mine). 4. That's not (my/mine) wallet. (Mine/my) is black. 5. - Whose sunglasses are these? - They're Amy's, I think. - Yes, they're (her/hers). 6. We can believe them. (Their/theirs) experiment is a good proof for us.

If the judge releases the accused on bail, it means that he lets the accused  wait for the trial at freedom.
The officer ordered to bring the defendant into the courtroom.
Why not let him go right now?
We decided to invite experts to take part in the trial.
They wanted to find the criminal as soon as possible.
The prosecutor wants the investigator to present the evidence.
The policemen saw the thief steal the clothes.
The accused was found to be guilty.
He is said to be the most dangerous criminal of all times.
The robber made the customers lie on the floor.

My favourite video film is “Titanic”. It tells the story of a famous ship, the “Titanic”, which sank in 1912. The “Titanic” was a colossal ship even by modern standards. Its tragic sinking will always be remembered, for the ship went down on the first voyage with heavy losses.
The director of the film is James Cameron. The main parts in the film are played by young actors Leonardo Di Caprio and Kate Winslet. To my mind their acting is superb. The camerawork is fantastic, too. I’ve heard that they made a full-size model of the “Titanic” for this film.
It’s a very spectacular film. It is also a moving love-story. I advise all my friends to see “Titanic”. The film was awarded 11 Oscars and I’m sure it deserves every one of them