Criminals & Law
A person who steals money from people in the street.
robber
Complete: ___ a crime
commit
Change to passive:
“They arrest the criminal.”
The criminal is arrested.
Change to question:
“You are hungry.”
Are you hungry?
Complete:
If I had studied, I ___ passed.
would have
A person who steals from a store without paying.
shoplifter
Complete: ___ a bank
rob
Change to passive:
“They solved the crime.”
The crime was solved.
Change to question:
“She plays soccer.”
Does she play soccer?
Identify the tense:
“had eaten”
Past Perfect
The place where criminals are kept.
prison/jail
Complete: ___ fingerprints
take
Complete:
The house ___ (break into) yesterday.
was broken into
Make a WH question:
(you / tired / why)
Why are you tired?
If she had gone, she ___ ___ ___ him. (see)
would have seen
The person who decides in court.
judge
Complete: ___ a mistake
make
Why do we use passive?
When the action is more important than the person.
Subject or Object question?
“Who called you?”
Subject question
What is Third Conditional used for?
Unreal situations in the past
A person who sees a crime
witness
Complete: ___ a test
take
Identify: Passive or Active?
“The suspect was interviewed.”
Passive
Fix the mistake:
“Why you are late?”
Why are you late?
Create a sentence:
(If / I / win / lottery/ I/travel)
If I had won the lottery, I would have traveled.