Английский язык. Конова М.А. - 66 стр.

   We serve the American public with ….. , integrity and professionalism.

           safeguard guardians        beyond      protect   fostering vigilance


        10.6.2 Use the verbs given in brackets in Past Simple to complete the text:

                       History of Russian Passports and Citizenship

          In the 16th— 17th centuries it 1) ….. (be) necessary to obtain a special document
    from the tsar which 2) ….. (give) permission to go abroad, since departure from the
    country was strictly limited. During the reign of Peter the Great hundreds of young
    Russians 3) ….. (go) to Western Europe to study. But by the end of the epoch of
    Catherine the Great, the State put a lot of obstacles to foreign travel because of the
fear
    of revolutionary ideas that 4) ….. (can) come from Europe.
          Nicholas I 5) ….. (forbid) the education of children abroad and, consequently,
     created lots of work for foreign teachers in Russia. It was only Alexander II who
     6) ….. (allow) youths to study abroad after reaching age 17. Other restrictions
     were cancelled in 1881. Young people under age 20 were allowed to leave Russia
     only if they 7) ….. (have) serious reasons to go, such as education, medical
     treatment or trade.
          The Russian Empire had no domestic passports. They 8) ….. (be) made only
     for travel abroad and were valid for 5 years. Every 6 years anyone, who was absent
     from Russia, had to pay a tax, equal to 15 roubles.


        10.6.3 Put the verbs in brackets using ing-forms or Participle II:

                                      Soviet period
        After 1917 the practice of 1) ….. (issue) passports for travel abroad remained
   the same. They were valid for 6 months and then could be 2) ….. (prolong) for an-
   other half a year or even a longer period but only by special solicitation. The
   control over all those who crowed the border was very strict. 3) ….. (accord) to the
   Rules 4) ….. (adopt) in 1922, one could go abroad only by permission of a special
   governmental department.
        At the same time, 5) ….. (gain) the Russian citizenship in 1918 was very
   simple: a man needed only to apply to the Department of Foreign Affairs. It was
   only in 1921 that the government took away the citizenship of all those people who
   had left the country before the revolution and who had been living abroad for five
   years.
        The USSR was created in 1922 and in 1924 Soviet citizenship was introduced.
   Passports were 6) ….. (give) only to those who went abroad. In 1925 three types of
   documents appeared: diplomatic passports (green), official ones (for those who