Поставьте слова во множественное число. 1. i saw a mouse running across the floor 2. the baby got a new tooth 3. i need a watch 4. he cooked a potato for dinner 5. the professor is reading a thesis 6. i caught a fish 7. i saw a sheep in the farmyard 8. she talked to a child 9. the children hid behind the bush 10. when i was in the park yesterday i saw a goose 11. the wagon is being pulled by an ox 12. i tols the children a fable about a wolf and a fox 13. in science class, we studied a phenomenon of nature

1)  saw some mouses 2)  got  new teeth 3)  need  watches 4)  cooked  potato 5)  reading  thesises 6)  caught  some fishes 7)  saw  sheeps 8)  talked  to children 9)  hid  behind the bushes 10)  saw  geese 11)  pulled  by oxes 12)  told  fables 13)  studied  phenomenons of nature

17. volunteer a). a person who does something, especially

helping other people, helping other people,

willingly and without being forced or paid

to do it.

18. charity b). an official organization that gives money,

food, or help to people who need it.

15.humanity c). the quality of caring about other people's

comfort, safety, and how they feel

13. sympathy d). the feeling that you understand and care

about someone's problems

14.tolerance e). the quality of allowing people to do or

believe what they want although you do

not agree with it

19. solicitude f). kindness and sympathy towards others

16. patience g). the quality of being able to stay calm and

not get angry, especially when something

takes a long time

20. beneficence h). helping people and

doing good acts

21. goodwill i). friendly, helpful, or cooperative

feelings or attitude

Virtually all cases, whether civil or criminal, begin in a trial court. if the case is a criminal one, the trial court arraigns the defendant, sets bail, conducts a trial (or takes a guilty plea), and imposes sentence if the defendant is found guilty. if the case is a civil one, the trial court operates in much the same fashion, ensuring that each party is properly informed of the complaint, conducting a trial or accepting an out-of-court settlement, and awarding damages. because only trial courts hear disputes over facts, it is only in trial courts that witnesses appear. trial courts are considered finders of fact, and the decision of a judge (or jury) about a factual dispute normally cannot be appealed. (in louisiana and wisconsin, however, trial court findings of fact in civil cases are appealable.) in theory, every trial court decision may be appealed, but most cases are settled without a trial, so appeals are rarely filed.