1. A British woman was held in prison because she was deemed to be an illegal immigrant, even though she had been released early from an attempted murder sentence in the United States, a charge which she has always denied.
2. Plans are being considered to fit violent suspects arrested by the police with high-tech leg-irons, under proposals being caused to be printed by chief constables.
3. Four people were charged last night with public disorder offences after officers mounted dawn raids on suspected football hooligans.
1. A British woman was held in prison because she was deemed to be an illegal immigrant, even though she had been released early from an attempted murder sentence in the United States, a charge which she has always denied.
2. Plans are being considered to fit violent suspects arrested by the police with high-tech leg-irons, under proposals being caused to be printed by chief constables.
3. Four people were charged last night with public disorder offences after officers mounted dawn raids on suspected football hooligans.
1. A British woman was held in prison because she was deemed to be an illegal immigrant, even though she had been released early from an attempted murder sentence in the United States, a charge which she has always denied.
2. Plans are being considered to fit violent suspects arrested by the police with high-tech leg-irons, under proposals being caused to be printed by chief constables.
3. Four people were charged last night with public disorder offences after officers mounted dawn raids on suspected football hooligans.
blanks in the following passage with one suitable word. 0 Fill each of the gaps in the following sentences with one of the passive verb phrases below. Twenty-fourhours after arriving in is deemed could soon be fitted were charged has been held has finally been elected is expected being caused to be printed the country, I ............ (1) told to is auctioned being considered leave. The security police, the a High-tech 'leg-irons' ........... on violent suspects arrested by the country's largest employer, came to police, under plans ... by chief constables. my hotel, politely asked me what I b Last week, police in Scotland called for the introduction of leg- thought of the city and then restraints following concerns about the number of injuries . recommended that I leave on the during struggles in the back of police cars and vans. morning plane. I asked them why c Four people . last night with public disorder offences after I was ............ (2) expelled and they officers mounted dawn raids on suspected football hooligans. said it was not a question of my d Hugh Hefner, founder of 'Playboy', ............ to the American Society being' ............ (3) out', they were of Magazine Editors' Hall of Fame. simply recommending that I leave. e A first edition copy of Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales', the first book I refused and the problems started. ........... ' 'in England, ........... to raise at least £500,000 when it . My passport and plane ticket in July. ............ (4) stolen from my room f A British woman released early from an attempted murder sentence in the Unites States - a charge which she has always denied - . after my key 'disappeared'. The in prison because she ............ an illegal immigrant. police shrugged their shoulders and decided not to interview the leather- 0 Add the appropriate extra information (a-e) to the passive jacketed youth who 1 ............ (5) sentences (1-5). been pressed up against in the lift. 1 The news was leaked to the press by the minister ... For three days I was ............ (6) by 2 The minister was attacked by protesters, ... two not very secret policemen 3 I remember being sent a letter by a man in America ... everywhere I went. I visited a 4 The winning goal was scored by Fausto Ferrini ... fellow-journalistwhose address I 5 A man was run over by a car, ... had ............ (7) given. He lived in a in his first appearance for the club. a beautiful old house which would b who had waited outside the building all day to voice their ............ (8) demolished the opposition to the policies. followingyear by the government to c in a deliberate attempt to boost his popularity. make way for a block of 'modern' d who complained my article was prejudiced against his country. flats. Everybodywould be e which witnesses said was being driven at very high speed. (9) in it as soon as it was 0 Where possible, rewrite each of the following sentences in two ready but where they would live in different ways, using a different subject each time. Some sentences the meantime had not been may be rewritten only one way. ............ ( I 0) out. Massive taxation a The police showed the victim a picture of the suspect. was ............ (I I) imposed on the b People used to sell the tourists fake antiques. people to pay for these supposed c Why didn't they offer the customers a refund? improvements. I went back to the d They didn't guarantee every participant a free lunch. hotel, still ............ ( 12) followed e They reported the incident to the police. by the two policemen, and felt f People suggested to us that the Internet would be a good source of very depressed. information. g They promised us full compensation if the scheme fell through. h The referee declared the boxing match a draw. We'll give the new members of staff all the help they need. j The incident earned him the reputation of being unreliable.