Translate the sentences paying attention to the Continuous Active.

a)

1. Books on law problems are being translated into foreign languages.

2. At present many experiments are being carried out in our laboratory.

3. Some police schools are being opened this year in this region of Great Britain.

4. Many important legal problems are being studied by our scientists.

5. In our country much attention is being paid to legal education of children at schools.

6. A big role in the protection of public order in this state is being played by police stations.

7. The text about the legal system in the USA is being read by students.

8. A new police station is being built in our street.

9. A new Law Institute is being set up in our city.

b)

1. The barrister was being listened to with great interest.

2. Last year Day of Fight against world terrorism was being marked (отмечать) everywhere.

3. When agreement was being signed the countries came to a conclusion to give all-round assistance to each other in their work against corruption.

4. A new TV performance about the achievements of the police in their work against crimes was being watched with great attention.

5. The negotiations (переговоры) between police centres of Russia and France were being ended.

Answer the questions using the example.

1. Is he learning Criminalistics? (watch TV).

2. Are they listening to the case? (talk with a friend).

3. Are you hurrying to the crime scene? (go home).

4. Is John studying fingerprints? (preserve the place).

5. Are you working at your law history report? (master traffic regulations)

Here are the answers to some questions. Ask questions using the example.

1. The police car is going to the crime scene. (Where …?)

2. I’m looking at that trace. (What …?)

3. She is listening to the witness. (What …?)

4. We are thinking about juvenile delinquency. (What …?)

5. The investigator is laughing at the suspect’s tricks. (What …?)

6. The man is running after the train. (What …?)

7. They are speaking about the new judge appointment. (What …?)

8. He’s pointing at the footprint. (What …?)

9. He’s making keys for thieves.

10. Jury are thinking about the verdict.

11. The investigator is showing evidence to the prosecutor.

12. Police officers are searching evidence at the crime scene.

13. They are processing this case with two assistants.

14. Judge’s processing this case with jury.

15. They are waiting for the officer with evidence.