Exercise 7. Insert prepositions consulting the text.
1. After several years ____________ experience, members of
either profession may apply to preside ____________ cases
and sit __________ a judge.















































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2. They draw ____________ wills, give advice _____________
the field of business, make all the legal arrangements
__________ buying or selling land.
3. Now barristers who have completed a special one-day course
can take instructions directly __________ the client.
4. A solicitor has the right __________ audience __________
lower courts. He has to get a certificate _______________
advocacy to be able to speak __________ higher courts.
5. Here the profession is divided __________ two types of
lawyers, called solicitors and barristers.
6. __________ general, it can be said that a barrister spends
most __________ his time either __________ a courtroom
or preparing his arguments __________ the court.
7. Each solicitor usually specialises ____________ one
particular area.
8. Barristers are forbidden to work ____________ partners.
9. A solicitor spends most of his time in an office giving advice
____________ clients, making investigations and preparing
and drafting documents.
10. __________ the English legal system a law student
cannot take an exam to be a judge but has to wait to be
appointed __________ some years __________ experience
__________ a lawyer.
11. Solicitors represent their clients both _____________ and
__________ court.
12. This means that all the lawyers have nearly the same
professional education leading ____________the same legal
qualifications.
13. Solicitors usually work __________ law firms which are set
__________ as partnerships.
14. Barristers specialise _________ arguing cases __________
a judge.
15. They also give opinions __________________ areas of law
__________solicitors and their clients.










































Exercise 7. Insert prepositions consulting the text.
1. After several years ____________ experience, members of
either profession may apply to preside ____________ cases
and sit __________ a judge.















































105
2. They draw ____________ wills, give advice _____________
the field of business, make all the legal arrangements
__________ buying or selling land.
3. Now barristers who have completed a special one-day course
can take instructions directly __________ the client.
4. A solicitor has the right __________ audience __________
lower courts. He has to get a certificate _______________
advocacy to be able to speak __________ higher courts.
5. Here the profession is divided __________ two types of
lawyers, called solicitors and barristers.
6. __________ general, it can be said that a barrister spends
most __________ his time either __________ a courtroom
or preparing his arguments __________ the court.
7. Each solicitor usually specialises ____________ one
particular area.
8. Barristers are forbidden to work ____________ partners.
9. A solicitor spends most of his time in an office giving advice
____________ clients, making investigations and preparing
and drafting documents.
10. __________ the English legal system a law student
cannot take an exam to be a judge but has to wait to be
appointed __________ some years __________ experience
__________ a lawyer.
11. Solicitors represent their clients both _____________ and
__________ court.
12. This means that all the lawyers have nearly the same
professional education leading ____________the same legal
qualifications.
13. Solicitors usually work __________ law firms which are set
__________ as partnerships.
14. Barristers specialise _________ arguing cases __________
a judge.
15. They also give opinions __________________ areas of law
__________solicitors and their clients.

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to draw up wills
to preside over a case
a certificate in smth
to specialise in smth
to divide into smth
to take instructions directly from a client
to argue cases in front of a judge
in court
out of court
opinions on areas of law