Dear Sirs, I am writing to ask for your advice of on a stolen passport. My name is Reelika and I am currently studying at a university in the north of England. My passport was stolen on the morning of the 3rd September, when I was walking down the Alpha Street. At one moment, I noticed a young man following me. I quickly jumped on the bus and suddenly he was right behing me, yelling at My bag. I kept the bag close to me until the next bus stop. After that I went shopping and when I started to pay I discovered that my wallet was missing. I had all my money, credit cards and my passport in my bag. I don`t know how it all was stolen, I held my bag close to me. It is unrealistic
When the doer of the action is not important, the ’by phrase’ is omitted: Active: Someone locks the office every evening. Passive: The office is locked every evening. Tenses in the Passive Voice A passive verb is the verb be in the right tense + a Past Participle (PP) • Present Simple: am/are/is + PP The office is locked every evening. • Past Simple: was/were + PP My car was stolen last night. • Future Simple: will be + PP No disciplinary action will be taken against you. • Present Continuous: am/are/is being + PP The house is being painted at the moment. 2 • Past Continuous: was/were being + PP The bridge was being repaired when I was there last month. • Present Perfect Simple: have/has been + PP Sarah has been invited to the party.
4) having done/stolen/said Example: 3) Go on Example: 1. We need to 4) ask, decide, know, remember, They admitted stealing the money. change. We can't go on living forget, explain, learn, understand, 5) admit/deny /suggest that like this. 2. After discussing the wonder + what/whether/how etc. + Example: They denied that they economy, the president then went to. Also show/tell/ask/advise/teach had stolen the money. on to talk about foreign policy. somebody what/how/where to do 4) begin, start, continue, intend, smth. Example: 1. We asked how to bother Example: It has started get to the station. 2. Ask Jack. He'll raining. tell you what to do.
Unit 3 1. 1. Did you have to pay to park here. 2. Ou musnt cycle on the pavement. 3. Pleace fastenrour sealtbelts/ The plane is going take off in a minute. 4. Excuse me is there a bookshop near here. 5. Go stright on and turn raight at the traffic lights. 6. This street is for pedestrians only. 7. A police officer the stopped us and wanted to see Dads driving licence. 8. Jim was fined for speeding. 2. 1. Can 2. Musnt 3. Must 4. Musnt 5. Must 6. Can 3. 1. Was opened 2. Are sold 3. Musnt be dry-cleaned; cant be washed 4. Was created 5. Was damaged 6. Was stolen;Was found 7. Was written 8. Is wsited
We arrived at the airport early. It is usually possible to put the adverb of time at the beginning of the sentence: On Monday I’m going to Paris. Every morning Tom walks to work. Some adverbs, such as Adverbs of Frequency and Degree (always/also/probably) go with the verb in the middle of a sentence: Tom always goes to work by train. We were feeling very tired and we were also hungry. Your car has probably been stolen. a) If the verb is one word (goes/fell/cooked), the adverb usually goes before the verb: adverb verb Tom always goes to work by train. b) but after the verb ‘be’ (am/is/are/was/were): We were feeling very tired and we were also hungry. c) if the verb is two or more words (can remember/doesn’t smoke/has been stolen etc.), the adverb goes after the first verb (can/doesn’t/has etc.):
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argued by advocates and opponents alike. Advocates of file sharing also support the notion that internet piracy has no economic impact and if it does, the impact is insignificant and can be easily defended. File sharers rationalize their actions based on the argument that they "would not have purchased the content anyway." In addition, it is argued that freely obtaining a digital copy of something does not have any impact because a tangible, physical item is not being stolen. Thus, it is a seemingly victimless crime. Last, file sharers argue that the content that they are freely stealing is not worth the price. Perhaps they consider a certain piece of software, for example, to be poorly written. Supporters profess that software companies should be penalized for distributing low quality software with what they consider high price tags. Another closely related line of reasoning is the idea that they
last. Bits become degraded over time. Documents may get lost in cyberspace... Due to faults in hardware or software, e-book readers may malfunction and data loss can occur. As with any piece of technology, the reader must be protected from the elements (such as extreme cold, heat, water, etc.). Because of the high-tech appeal of the e-reader, e-books are a greater target for theft than an individual print book. Along with the theft of the physical device, any e-books it contains also become stolen. If a e-book is stolen, accidentally lost, or deleted, in the absence of a backup it may have to be repurchased. Environmental Concerns - E-book readers require various toxic substances, the disposal of their batteries in particular raises environmental concerns. Certainly it will take time to get used to new things, but as for me, I believe that most of the disadvantages of e-books will be overcome and step by step they will replace the conventional books
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Oliver Twist Oliver Twist is an orphan who works in a workhouse. He is nine years old. His mother died almost immediately after Oliver’s birth. Fagin is a conniving career criminal. He trains homeless children’s to pick pockets for him. He is also bought other people’s stolen things. Fagin don’t commit crimes himself however he employs others to commit them. Nancy was picking pockets for Fagin’s. She is also Sikes’s lover however after Sikes abused Oliver, she didn’t love him anymore. Nancy gives her life for Oliver when Sikes murders her for revealing his house. Bill Sikes is a professional burglar. Sikes is Nancy's lover, and he treats his dog with a cruelty. He murdered Nancy. Mr
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Identity theft What identity theft means? It is a serious crime. Is it possible that somebody's identity can be stolen? It's not possible. Is the owner of an ID responsible, if somebody uses it? Yes. Types financial identity theft (using another's identity to obtain goods and services) criminal identity theft (posing as another when apprehended for a crime) identity cloning (using another's information to assume his or her identity in daily life) business/commercial identity theft (using another's business name to obtain credit)
from the book Percy Jackson and the Olympians: "The lightning thief" Grover Underwood is a mythical creature with goat-like features a.k.a satyr. He doesn't have parents or any other relatives. Grover was assigned to Percy Jackson's school and spent enough time with him to know he was a demigod. He's misson was guiding Percy Jackson safely to Half-Blood camp. While on the journey he became friends with Percy. Grover helped Percy to return the lightning bolt which was stolen by demigod Luke to it's rightful owner god Zeus. He is able to run very fast and climb up mountain edges. However, Grover is a slow walker. Grover has a very strong sense of smell. He is able to tell when monsters, gods, demigods, or other creatures are nearby. Grover can speak to animals and control them to a certan extent. He can also play reed pipe. Grover wants to look for god Pan who has been lost for two thousand years. Althought no satyr has ever returned from the quest
or other communication channels.[8] What are the consequences for the victims of identity theft? Although none of the victim's personal possessions may have been taken, there can actually be a number of large and serious consequences for victims. Most identity thefts are performed for monetary purposes, but there can also be danger for the victim's freedom or even life. The internet if full of stories about stolen credit card details, that have been used to order things online, buy gift cards and pretty much everything else imaginable. The more serious cases talk about criminal identity theft, identity cloning and medical identity theft where people have been framed for crimes they did not commit(from speeding tickets and drug posession to funding terrorism), where people have lost their jobs due to not being able to prove their innocence or
Using credit cards Credit cards have been very popular for two decades already. There are many ways to pay for your shoppings and not to worry about how much money you really have. First of all, credit cards are an amazing invention because it makes our everyday-lives so much easier. We do not have to carry cash with us, we can pay by a credit card. Carrying cash is actually pretty dangerous because you can get robbed. But when your card gets stolen, you just call to the bank and they close it for any further operations. Second of all, it is comfortable and feels like somebody is taking care of your finantial business. But on the other hand, when you recieve your credit card bill at the end of the month, the reality hits you really hard. You have not thought of how much you spend and eventually you find out that you do not actually have the money to pay for what you have bought. Lots of people have ended up in
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member of the team went to Nõmme's supermarket to get an energy drink but he soon discovered that he left he's wallet at the getaway vehicle, therefore shopliftings reason was the lack of time and a killing durst so he just ran out from the store but after a few quick step he fell and sprang his ankle. A young officer named Ricky made the arrest and found a pack of euro's in his back pocket while searching him for stolen items. The criminal admitted his guilt and said that "You may have cached me, but you'll never catch my accomplishers and when I get out, I'll still be a rich man" The CSI says that it will only be a matter of time until they catch the other to elderly because that they have possible suspects and thanks to the local supermarkets security tapes the have confirmed the car that the criminal masterminds were driving and
Jimmy and Bill stand watch at night to protect the formula when Bundle slips outside. She finds a packet but before she can open it, a freat commotion comes from library. When she reaches the location of the noise, she sees Jimmy shot in the arm, laying in the library. He tells everyone how he valiantly fought the intruder but wasn't able to stop him from getting the formula. It was then that Bundle realized that the packet contained the formula and she had intercepted it before it eas stolen, when Bundle goes to accuse the members of the Seven Dials group she finds Bill laerns that unconscious and is herself knocked out. When she comes to, Bundle learns that Jimmy and been arrested, in the murders of her two friends and he steged the fight and shot himself in the arm. The Seven Dials group was after him and now they had him so they wanted Bundle to take the place of one of the Seven Dials members that tied. Bill was so happy that she was alive that he proposed to her.
1. He had a suprised, slightly puzzled look on his face. - 2. David's face lit up when i mentioned her name. 3. He could see it in their faces. 4. Her face fell and i thought she might burst into tears. 5. Tom's face darkened and he turned angrily on Sam. 6. Negotiators emerged grim-faced after the days talks. 7. Judging from her blank face, i'd say she didn't know what we were talking about. 8. Barbara tried to keep a straight face, but in the end she just couldn't help laughing. 9. The car was stolen in the face of day. 10. The disappointment was written all over his face. 11. About face! 12. Get out of my face! 13. I just need to run upstairs and put my face on. 14. The Pentagon's been left with egg on its face. 15. This was a real slap in the face. 16. He thinks he would lose face if he admitted the mistake. 17. She tried to save face by inventing a story about being overseas at the time. 18. Bingham has a very in your face writing style.
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Chapter Sixteen Epoch Unable to find something to wear to graduation thanks to the fact that her red blouse was stolen, Bella mopes around her room until Alice shows up with a new outfit. Alice makes a comment about the thief followed by a comment about the activity in Seattle. Hearing the two placed together like that makes something click in Bella's brain. She realizes that the two situations the thief in her room and the newborn vampires in Seattle are related. She also figures out that the thief only broke into her house as a test to see how easy it was to get in and that he only stole things with her scent on them so that others could find her. Determined to keep the information from Edward, Alice darts off just as Edward arrives to go with Bella to the graduation ceremony. At the ceremony, Edward and Bella are separated. Bella listens to Jessica ramble on and on about their time in school. The ceremony goes rather quickly an...
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125,000. Baseball History Baseball has gone through many changes over the years. through19461960 baseball changed from basic hitting to a more powerful offense like home runs, and these were the years that they allowed African Americans to play. From 6179 baseball pitchers started to throw pitches like curveball and change ups to fake the batters out. Then from 80present is when records started to break like home run, stolen bases and most consecutive games played. Basketball History The game was invented in Springfield, Massachusetts. The man who created this game is Dr. James Naismith He invented the first thirteen rules of the game. It used to be with nine people on each side. The first ever game was to be played on Dec. 21, 1890. Basketball History The first NBA game was played on Nov. 1, 1946 Association of America which is now the NBA
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As hacking into these systems he was allowed to intercept over three thousand messages passing to and from DTRA employees. On June 29 and 30, 1999, this young hacker made a mess of NASA He gained access by breaking the password of a server belonging to the government agency located in Alabama. He was able to freely roam the network, and stole several files, including the source code of the International Space Station. According to NASA, the value of the documents stolen by James was estimated at around $1.7 million. James explained that he downloaded the code to supplement his studies on C programming, but contended, "The code itself was crappy. James was sentenced to six months house arrest and probation until the age of eighteen, and was required to write letters of apology to NASA and the Department of Defense. He was also banned from using computers for recreational purposes.
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A) physical B) capital C) bodily D) corporal A) refuse B) object C) deny D) alter b) The policemen following the robbers were in... g) As there was no evidence, the judge dismissed the ... clothes. A) trial B) witness C) court D) case A) plain B) ordinary C) normal D) simple h) If your dog damages your neighbour's property, you c) The two old ladies were... of their purses. could be ... A) stolen B) attacked C) robbed D) snatched A) guilty B) liable C) payable D) illegal d) At the end of the story, the hero manages to arrest i) After ten years in prison, Stephen was... and set free. the... A) pardoned B) released C) innocent D) forgiven A) offenders B) villains C) wrongs D) evils j) The detective inspector told the young ... to make e) I had to answer question A because it was ... some tea.
Insurance policy- a contract with insurance company. The contract promises that the company will pay if you suffer loss on damage to property , or sickness or personal injury. Insurer- is a insurance company. You make a contract with. Insure against- to protect you from.. . *theft- someone stealing their goods or possessions(omamine, haldus) * damage from fire or other natural disasters (floods, hurricanes, earthquakes) Make a claim- if the property is stolen or damaged, the perso who is isured makes a claim- reguests compensation - from the insurer. Indemnify or compensate- hüvitus- to pay an amount of money equivalent to the loss. Equivalent- võrdväärne Insurance brokers- kindl maakler- people who searched for insurance at the lowest cost Agents- people working for the insurance company Retail banking- jaepangandus Sold direct- otsemüük- by telephone or on the internet. This can be cheaper than insurance
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Dr. Mortimer comes to the Sherlock Holmes for consulting about the death of Sir Charles Baskerville, who died of a heart attack and tells Holmes and dr.Watson the legend from huge dog which has killed some centuries ago Hugo Baskerville. Near Sir Charles body were the footprints of a big dog. Mortimer wants Holmes to figure out if there is a threat to Henry Baskerville's life who arrived from Canada. Sir Henry has received a letter, warning him to keep away from the moor. One of his boots was stolen. A man is following Mortimer and Henry. Holmes is too busy to go to Devonshire but Watson and Henry are going there. Near Baskerville Hall a murderer has escaped from prison. That night in Baskervilles Hall Watson hears a woman crying.Watson meets Stapleton, the naturalist. Sir Henry is showing a romantic interest in Miss Stapleton. One night Watson sees Barrymore signalling to someone on the moor, with a candle. Mrs. Barrymore confesses that her
Mees kolmeosalises hallis ülikonnas kandis kuldset taskukella ja punakaspruuni vanamoelist ümbrikustiilis lapatsi ja kahe kinnitatud rihmaga nahkkohvrit. 3. Vekt killed the woman, because when robbing the couple, she didn't give everything she had to Vekt. Vekt saw the pendant around the woman's neck and demanded it too. But the woman didn't want to give it and fought back when Vekt was trying to grab the pendant. Vekt shot her to the heart, which caused the woman to die. 4. Vekt sold the stolen goods to his friend who dealt with selling them. They agreed on the prices of the jewellry and made the deal. Vekt decided to keep the watch. He hided it into the heel of a boot. 5. The atmosphere in the courtroom was nervous. Vekt's eyes were wandering around the courtroom. His attorney told him to stay focus and write down everything that could give them an advantage in the trial. The prosecutor was six-foot-two, had a pounch and was moving around the courtroom
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Tegevuse sooritaja näitamiseks kasutatakse eessõna by. Kui aktiivlause aluseks on asesõna (I, you, he, we, you, they, somebody...), siis jäetakse by- fraas ära. Aktiivlause muutmine passiivlauseks: 1. Leiame sihitise ja muudame ta aluseks. 2. Määrame öeldise ajavormi ja asendame ta passiivi vastava ajaga 3. Leiame aluse ja muudame ta eessõna by abil sihitiseks. Example: Jane baked a cake.-active sentence A cake was baked by Jane.-passive sentence Exampple: My bike was stolen. Tence Subject Verb Object Simple Present Active: Rita writes a letter Passiv: A Letter is written by Rita Simple Past Active: Rita wrote a letter Passiv: a letter was written by Rita
3 In the `50s, interactive TV hadn't even been dreamt of. 4 The details must be taken care of. 5 Is the radio going to be paid for? EX 33 (your sentences may be different in content, but please make sure that you use the causative form in them; for details see Grammar Reference page 263) 2 He'll have to have it looked at/treated by a specialist. 3 Why don't you have it done by an accountant? 4 So who did he have his work checked by? 5 No wonder you had it stolen. 6 He has to have his ironing done for him. 7 You'll need to have the stains removed at the drycleaner's. 8 You should have had it cut by a hairdresser. EX 34 1 ...order to avoid being recognised/recognition ... 2 ... had her house broken into ... 3 ... don't allow fox hunting ... 4 ... being confused with her twin (by people) ... 5 ... having pressure put on me by ... 6 ... wasn't taken in by her claim that ... 7 ... has it that Marilyn Monroe wore ... 8 ..
soaked in blood The Tower of London keeps a group of ravens permanently on the grounds because of a legend: should all the ravens ever leave the tower then it, the British crown and British kingdom will fall. Crown jewels Is home to The English Crown Jewels including jewels, plate, and symbols of royalty such as the crown, sceptre, and sword The Crown Jewels have been kept at the Tower of London since 1303 after they were stolen from Westminster Abbey The collection of Crown Jewels contains various crowns, some of which are used by every Sovereign St. Edwards Krone Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level Traitor's gate The famous entrance to the Tower of London, Traitors Gate, can be clearly
poisonous chemicals including cyanide and even human urine, according to investigators. Fake cosmetics such as eyeliner, mascara, lip gloss and foundation have been found to contain toxic levels of chemicals and harmful substances such as arsenic, mercury and lead. The unwanted elements can lead to swelling, rashes and in the most serious cases, lethal poisoning. Consumers using websites to buy fake goods have also been warned that they are at risk of having their identities stolen. Detective Superintendent Maria Woodall said: ''Many people don't know about the real dangers counterfeit beauty products pose to their health. Criminals are exploiting every opportunity to fool customers into buying counterfeits in order for them to make some quick cash - putting peoples' health, homes and lives at risk. Beauty products are meant to enhance your features, however the fakes can do quite the opposite. Our general rule is if it seems too good to be true then it probably is
* Two Ears, Two Weddings (Slowness), 1968 * The Blunder, 1969 * Jaques and His Master, 1971 (Hommage to Diderot in 3 acts) Fiction: * The Joke, 1965 * Laughable Loves, 3 parts: 1963-1965- 1968, complete 1969 * Life is Elsewhere, 1969/70 * The Farewell Waltz (earlier translation: Party), 1970/71 * The Book of Laughter and * Forgetting, 1978 Essays: * About the Disputes of Inheritance, 1955 * Art of the Novel, 1960 * The Czech Deal, 1968 * Radicalism and Exhibitionism, 1969 * The Stolen West or the Tragedy of Central Europe, 1983 * The Art of the Novel, 1985 * Testaments Betrayed, 1992 “Teadmatus” “Art of Fugue” “Elu on mujal” Romaanis «Elu on mujal» pilab Milan Kundera romantilist luuletajanatuuri, kirjeldades poeedihingega noormehe Jaromili lapsepõlve ja noorust, tema püüdlusi vabaneda ema mõjuvõimu alt, leida kohta täiskasvanute maailmas ja pälvida luuletajana üldsuse tunnustust. Ent kommunistliku revolutsiooni
When the captain reported Hutchinson's refusal to a massive protest meeting, the participants disguised as Indians and headed toward Boston Harbor, where lay Dartmouth and the newly-arrived Beaver and Eleanor. Casks of tea were brought up from the hold to the deck. The casks were opened and the tea dumped overboard The work was quick, thorough, and efficient. By dawn, over 342 casks or 45 tons of tea had been consigned to waters of Boston harbor. Nothing else had been damaged or stolen. Tea washed up on the shores around Boston for weeks. The fourth East India Company ship carrying tea did not arrive with the other three. All fifty- eight tea chests were salvaged and put onto a fishing schooner, which arrived safely in Boston and into Bostonians' teapots. Reaction and influence The tea party caused a crisis. In Britain this act united all parties against the colonies. The British government felt this was an action which could not be unpunished and responded by
number of the translators--several of whom admitted to being more comfortable writing in Latin than in English. Hence, where the Geneva Bible might use a common English word--the Authorized Version tends rather to prefer a technical term, frequently in Anglicised Latin. While the Authorized Version remains among the most widely sold, modern critical New Testament translations differ substantially from it in a number of passages. Also it is one of the most stolen book(mostly because of sheer volume, it seems cool or thrilling) 6.Online version There is online version of King James Bible It includes the 1769 Oxford 'Authorized edition' of the King James Bible and the original 1611 King James Bible. Try Bible trivia quizzes at the end of each chapter, view commentaries, or interact by leaving Bible comments. Add the Bible to your website! *tetragrammaton from greek, meaning a word having four letters : refers to the name of the God of
along) you kind of wish it hadn't tried in the first place. Unless your last name is Harryhausen, you shouldn't really maneuver Greek mythology, and you definitely don't need to use it as a source from some Shrek-inspired collection of tired pop culture riffs. Yet that's exactly what this Chris Columbus helmed half-success does. We begin by learning that the fabled gods of old do exist, and that Zeus is especially mad at brother Poseidon. Seems the head hocho's magical lightning bolt has been stolen, and each accuses the other of using the crime as a means of starting an all out Olympian war. Zeus specifically blames Poseidon's son, Percy Jackson, and soon, all the various creatures of myth - harpies, centaurs, minotaurs, and hydras -- are after the unsuspecting teen. When he learns of his lineage from his mother Sally, Percy teams up with half-man, half goat protector Grover, the battle skilled daughter of Athena, Annabeth and mentor Chiron to take on
Test 17 1 Translate. 1 Tal on läbitungivad silmad. She has piercing eyes. 2 Ta juuksed on sassis. Her hair is messy. 3 Tal on siilipea. He has a crew-cut. 4 Ta on pikk ja sale. She is tall and slim. 5 Keegi on mu jalgratta ära varastanud. Somebody ahs stolen my bike. 6 Sa oled täna ebatavaliselt vaikne. You are unusually quiet today. 7 Ta suutis ette näha oma õnnestumisi ja ebaõnnestumisi. He could forsee his successes and failures. 8 Ma ei tahtnud sulle piinlikkust valmistada. I didn´t want to embarrass you. 2 Write synonyms. 1 powerful mighty 5 huge vast 2 handsome beautiful 6 untidy messy 3 frightening scary 7 nervous worried
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