Blend n. mixture n.
charter n.
agreement n.
jury n,. jurisdiction n., judiciary n.
practice n., practise v.
suit n.
legal adj.
eventually adv.
reinforce v.
shape v.
conformity n.
amendment n.
supreme adj.

Fill in the correct word in the appropriate grammar form. Use the list above.
1 Johnson has filed … against her.
2 The committee has …over all tax measures.
3 Divorce finally became … there in 1992
4 Parliament passed the bill without further …
5 Success in the talks will … his reputation as an international statesman.
6 Gemma … now … as a lawyer.
7 The company must act in … with local regulations.
8 It’s an excellent team, with a nice … of experience and youthful enthusiasm.
9 The … found him not guilty.
10 The town’s … was granted in 1838
11 Failure to reach an … will result in a strike.
12 Seventy-two percent of people … found work, but mainly in low-paid service jobs.
13 The … has the function of interpreting the law and applying it to specific cases.
14 The man had a leading role in … party policy.
15 The Constitution is the … law of the land.

My school day begins with the fact that I get up early in the morning, wash, get dressed and eat breakfast. Then I go to school for the first lesson. In class I was waiting for my friends, and together we are waiting for a call. In class we will learn many new things that the teacher explains in detail. At recess, we chat together and play different games, repeating homework. After school I go home, have dinner. After a short rest, I start to do your homework and then the whole day is free. No wonder they say 'do business - walk safely. "

The Perfect Crime
Sentence was passed and in that moment my whole life completely changed. In the background, you could hear the people chant, "Justice has finally been served!" They don't know me I thought. Everybody makes mistakes, right? But, where was my second chance in life. My luck, the death penalty became legal again and eagerly waiting for me to become its newest member. My palms grew sweaty as always when I grew nervous and scared. There was nothing I could do. These people wanted me to pay for what I put them through.
You're probably wondering what I did. Well, where do I start? Let me begin on the day my little brain came up with this supposedly brilliant idea. It was on a summer's afternoon and the sun was gleaming directly against my face as though it was ready to burn me to a crisp. I blocked it with my right hand but then something else caught my attention. Three men in ski masks held large rifles in one hand and in the other bags of what I assumed to be loads of money. They ran out of the National Bank and jumped into a beat up van, drove off only leaving smoke behind them. Somehow I was able to read the license and memorized it. The usual citizen would have reported it to the police but I decided on a different approach.