Legal to English :D

Which expression means "because"?

• in the event of

• on the part of

• notwithstanding

• due to the fact that

"in the event of" simply means ... (1 word, 2 letters)

(a)  

The new law will come into force next year, ... a huge amount of opposition to it from industry.

• due to the fact that

• on the part of

• in the event of

• notwithstanding

Finish the sentence: "I love autumn notwithstanding ..."

Change the phrase in CAPITALS with a simple synonym:

DURING SUCH TIME AS this contract is in effect the parties agree to the following terms.

(a)  

This contract will continue ... time as one of the parties terminates it by giving four weeks' notice in writing.

• during such

• until such

• at the present

• prior to

What are you doing at the present time?

Due to some very hard ... employees the new business was very profitable in its first year of trading.

• at the part of

• in the part of

• of the part on

• on the part of

There has been an act of negligence ...

• on the part of the patient

• on the part of the doctor

• on the part of the daughter

What does "in the near future" NOT mean?

• soon

• in a short time

• now