XXI. Find modal verbs in the following sentences. Translate them, into Ukrainian. Pay special attention to the meaning of the modal verbs

1. Something can't be right or wrong just for yourself, if it's right or wrong it must be right or wrong for everybody. 2. People shouldn't feel helpless. Something ought to be done. 3. But dearest Frances, you must have seen girls like that girl a hundred times. Dublin is full of them. 4. And anyway, Father was saying they have no arms. They can't fight. 5. "Here, I've picked you a lovely green rosebud. Mind the thorns" "May there be no thorns in our life together". 6. No, you'd better not buy the ring. You may still change your mind. 7. 1 have very little time for social conversation, you must excuse me. 8. You can't apologize just by saying "I apologize", not in that tone. 9. 1 wish we could meet sometimes and talk, just talk of anything at all, that's in our minds. 10. "Listen, Kathleen. I must tell you something." 11. Don't talk so loudly. I can hear you quite well. You mustn't talk like that here. 12. You know he'll go wherever you go. Are we to tie him up or what? 13. "You know, you should have given me a ring, Christopher, it might have protected me." 14.I may be totally uneducated, but at least I can make bread and butter. 15.I shall never be able to explain that. 16. Well, I must say I'm a bit suspicious of these mysterious "specialists" who can't even tell you plainly what they're doing. 17. You oughtn't to spend the winter in London with that cough in your chest.

Unit 3

Text A: Organization of the police service in GB

Text B: Police Training in England and Wales

Text C: Police Establishment in the USA

Grammar:

Past Continuous Tense

Future Continuous Tense

Text A

I. New words and combination of words.

Royal Ulster Constabulary – Королівська ольстерська міліція

Metropolitan Police Service- столична поліцейська служба

policing- патрулювання