Crime at school
What word is defined here: To use your strength or power to hurt or frighten sb who is weaker or to make them do sth?
Bully
Add negative prefixes: regular, fortunate and literal
Irregular, unfortunate and illiterate
I've decided that _____ (live) in Italy when I grow up
I've decided that I'm going to live in Italy when I grow up
first conditional:
Which is the condition? And witch is the result?:
If+present simple
Will + infinitive
If+present simple (condition)
Will+infinitive (result)
If you drive on a red light you have to pay .........
A fine
What is the word for this definition: to force sb to leave a country, school, club, etc.?
Expel
Replace the words in italics with the adjectives with negative prefixes.
1. Teenagers today are rude to older people.
2. About 6% of the world’s children are unable to read or write.
1. Impolite
2. Illiterate
With predictions, usually after I think... or I don't think..., we use ____?
will
Zero conditional:
Which is the condition? And witch is the result?
If/when+present simple
Present simple
If/when+present simple (condition)
Present simple(result)
In 2010, British police finally .......... a 19 year old man and ............ him with breaking the law 660 times.
1. Arrested
2. punished
What is the word for this definition: to send sb away from their school, job, position, etc. for a period of time, usually as a punishment?
Suspend
Which adjective in the group below can't be used with the negative prefix ir-?:
moral
rational
responsible
Moral
What are 3 main key words for "to be going to"?
Tomorrow, tonight, look out, next…
Zero conditional:
You ....... more if you ........ regular breaks (remember/take)
First conditional:
If you .......... (leave) school and get a job, you ......... (have) your own money to spend.
Remember; take
leave; will have
Write the crime collocation that goes with this noun.
....... ..... trouble
Get into
Instead of "do a crime", we can say: "_____ a crime"?
commit
Name all the negative prefixes
Un, im, ir, il
Which do we use for decisions made at the moment of speaking?
Will
We use the first conditional...
To talk about a possible present or future action or situation, and its probable result.
Sally has broken a window and a computer at school. What type of crime it is?
Vandalism
Define a word "charge''
to accuse sb officially of doing sth which is against the law
Before which consonants does the prefixes double?
r and l
We use going to for...
1. Predictions based on something we can see in the present.
2. Future plans and intentions.
We can use zero conditional...
To talk about a general fact that always or usually follows as a logical result of an action.
What does it mean to play truant?
To stay away from school without permission.