Insight Pre intermediate Unit 6

Crime at school

200

 To use your strength or power to hurt or frighten sb who is weaker or to make them do sth?

Bully

300

 To send sb away from their school, job, position, etc. for a period of time, usually as a punishment.

  Suspend

400

 To force sb to leave a country, school, club, etc.

Expel

500

What does it mean to play truant?

 Miss a class without permission

600

Sally has broken a window and a computer at school. What type of crime it is?

Vandalism

Negative prefixes

200

Add negative prefixes: regular, fortunate and literal

Irregular, unfortunate and illiterate

300

moral

rational

responsible

Inmoral

Irrational

Irresponsible

400

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 

500

Tidy

Safe

Usual

untidy

unsafe

unusual

600

Helpful

Practical

Surprising

Unhelpful

Impractical

Unsurprising

Will or going to

200

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

300

We need some milk to prepare the cake!

Don't worry, I_________ get some more.

'll/ will

( Spontaneous decision)

400

With predictions, usually after I think... or I don't think..., we use ____?

will 

500

What a mess! _______ you help me to tidy up?

 'll/ will

600

I can't go out tonight. I __________  work on my school project. 

'm going to 

1st conditional

200

If I _______ enough money, I ______ buy new clothes

If I have

I will 

300

If you .......... (leave) school and get a job, you ......... (have) your own money to spend.

leave; will have

400

If tomorrow ______ sunny, we ______ go to the beach

If tomorrow is sunny

'll / will

500

We use the first conditional...

To talk about a possible present or future action or situation, and its probable result.

600

You ________(not) get a new job if you _______(not)do well in your exams

You won't get a new job if you don't do well in your exams.

Crime collocations

200

If you drive on a red light you have to pay .........

A fine

300

Write the crime collocation that goes with this noun.

....... ..... trouble

Get into

400

In 2010, British police finally .......... a 19 year old man and ............ him for stealing a painting from the National Museum

1. Arrested

2. punished

500

To accuse somebody officially of doing something which is against the law

charge a person

600

Take a person who committed a crime to prison

Arrest