Vocabulary
Feeling irritated and angry about a situation that you can't do anything about.
exasperated
There isn't much traffic today, so we should arrive (soon) than we expected.
sooner
He tried (not make) too much noise when he got home.
He tried not to make too much noise when he got home.
translate:
"жестокие преступления"
"бороться с преступностью"
violent crimes
combat crime
We were pleased with our presentation.
content
If we walk fast, we'll get there quicker.
The ............................................. we'll get there.
faster we walk the quicker
........ (drive) has become quite expensive as the cost of fuel continues to rise.
Driving
Use 3 verbs to make collocations with "crime"
commit crime
combat crime
cut crime
We felt .......... after losing the match against our biggest rivals 10 -0!
humiliated
on edge
do/far/than/My/scarier/I /finds/brother/spiders
My brother finds spiders far scarier than I do.
It wasn't her intention to upset anyone. (mean)
She didn't mean to upset anyone.
Crimes like pickpocketing or bags snatching are called ...?
petty crimes
Use an idiom
Tom isn't sure if he should go to university.
Tom is in 2 minds about going to university.
The UK is ......... big as Russia.
The UK is nothing like as big as Russia.
Would you prefer chips or potatoes? (rather)
Would you rather have chips or potatoes?
Use any collocation with a word "crime" in a sentence of your own.
Blue lighting deters crime.