Vocabulary
A person who steals goods from a store by secretly taking them without paying, often by hiding them in clothing or bags.
Shoplifter
She will clean the windows tomorrow.
She will have the windows cleaned tomorrow.
People say that she is very talented
It is said that she is very talented.
She is said to be very talented.
A person who takes property or money illegally from a person or place, often using force, threats, or intimidation.
robber
The dentist checked my teeth yesterday
I had my teeth checked yesterday.
They believe that she speaks five languages.
It is believed that she speaks five languages.
She is believed to speak five languages.
A person who steals money, wallets, or other valuables from someone’s pockets or bag without them noticing, usually in crowded places.
Pickpocket
Someone delivered the package to my office
I had the package delivered to my office.
Experts believe that climate change is a serious issue
It is believed that climate change is a serious issue.
Climate change is believed to be a serious issue.
A person who attacks someone in a public place with the intention of stealing their money or belongings, often using violence or threats.
Mugger
I need someone to fix my laptop before the meeting.
I need to have my laptop fixed before the meeting.
People thought that she had left the country.
People thought that she had left the country.
She was thought to have left the country.
The act of intentionally deceiving someone in order to gain an unfair or illegal advantage, usually involving money or property. It often includes lying, misrepresentation, or trickery to cheat another person or organization.
Fraud
By the time we arrived, they had already painted the walls.
By the time we arrived, we had already had the walls painted.
Some say that the painting was stolen during the war.
The painting is said to have been stolen during the war.