1. Where do the elected representatives or members of Parliament come to discuss bills or question the Government? 2. What is the role of the Lord Speaker?
3. In which House the Speaker sits in the middle of the room and keeps order?
4. Who sits to the Speaker’s right-hand side in the House of Commons?
5. Where does the official Opposition sit in the House of Commons?
6. What does the wool sack simboloze?
7. Who attends the State Opening of Parliament and reads the speech in the House of Lords?

25. 4 What do you say in these situations? Use Can you...? / Could you...? / Can I...?

1. (You are carrying a lot of things. You want me to open the door for you.)

You say to me: Can you open the door (for me), please?

2. (We are having dinner. You want me to pass the salt.)

You say to me: Could you pass me the salt, please?

3. (You want me to turn off the radio.)

You say to me: Could you turn off the radio, please?

4. (You want to borrow my pen.)?

You say to me: Can I borrow your pen, please?

5. (You are in my house. You want to use my phone.)?

You say to me: Can I use your phone?

6. (You want me to give you my address.)?

You say to me: Can you give me your address, please?

1. Основным документом США является конституция.

2. Конституция была подписана 17 сентября 1787года.

3. Всего было поправок 27.

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5. Правительство обладает только теми полнамочиями , которые прописаны в конституции.

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8. 435 , но Конгресс имеет право менять число.

9. Призелент США глава исполнительной власти.

10. 4 года не более 2 сроков.

11. Министр иностранных дел.

12. Провозглашает свободу слова, печати , собраний , религиозного исповедения.

английский :

1. The main document of the United States is the constitution.

2. The Constitution was signed on September 17, 1787.

3. There were 27 amendments in total.

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5. The government has only the full powers that are prescribed in the constitution.

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8. 435, but Congress has the right to change the number.

9. US Prizelite is the head of the executive branch.

10. 4 years no more than 2 terms.

11. The Minister of Foreign Affairs.

12. Proclaims freedom of speech, press, assembly, religious practice.