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Teenagers and crime a reading exercise with multiple choice comprehension and title matching. I got the text from peopleof.oureveryday life.com and made some work on it. Hope you can find it useful Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: worksheet     Reporting a Theft to the Police (Dialogue Completion) A gapped dialogue between a victim and a police. Student should complete the missing words or expressions in this conversation. After completion, they can act out the dialogues as well. I hope you�ll find it useful. The template was originally created by Sara5. Thank you for that. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     "Clue me in!" - English Conversation Lesson Plan A lesson plan for English conversation classes (upper intermediate to advanced students) based on the idiom "clue me in". Theme: crime. It has an icebreaker activity, conversation question ideas, and an adaptation of the board game "clue" with indirect questioning. Look for the actual "clue" cards images to download separately! Level: advanced Age: 12-17 Type: lesson-plan     Crime This worksheet helps revise the vocabulary on the topic "Crime". Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: reading     CRIME AND CRIMINALS a TEST ON THE UNIT OF CRIME, WITH A READING, WRITING, GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY ITEM. Level: elementary Age: 11-100 Type: worksheet     CRIME Vocabulary and Synonyms for IELTS Advanced- C1 Miniflashcards 5/14 Cut, fold, paste and practice. These are cards about crime, criminals and punishment vocabulary for C1 or advanced students taking the international English Language Testing System (IELTS). This is the fifth set of a series of flashcards that covers all the vocabulary needed by students aiming for band 7 and above in the IELTS tests. 5/14. This ha... Level: advanced Age: 12-100 Type: flash-card     Organised Crime Targets Waste Recycling This is a worksheet which I sometimes use in the course of a larger session on waste. The language focus is mostly used to recap some of the values of the present perfect as well as to make learners aware that there are several possibilities, although they will not result in the same meaning. Finally, it can be worked to prepare for exposes/ presen... Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     you are the detective An excellent idea to make your students talk by guessing, inventing possibilities in a crime. You�ll give them information step by step , forcing them to anticipate and reformulate their ideas. Good way to use the past modal verbs. Have fun with it. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: worksheet     crime scene crime scene investigation with a story and questions. Also questions that need to be answered using the crime scene map Level: intermediate Age: 18-100 Type: worksheet     Internet task: Sherlock Holmes Group and internet task divided into 3 corners (reading/watching and writing). Hope you�ll enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: worksheet     Talk about crime A conversation worksheet I made for my police students to get them talking. Some topics are quite controvertial, and started great discussions. Works best if the students are in groups of 4-6, for intermediate and up. You can change the questions to your own country instead of Denmark. Enjoy! Level: intermediate Age: 18-100 Type: worksheet     Jack the Ripper unmasked A worksheet based on a Youtube video. It can be used to work on Victorian London. It can be useful to complete a written document about Jack the Ripper and gives good and simple information about the case. I hope it�ll be helpful. Level: intermediate Age: 13-16 Type: worksheet     Collocations with Crime Which Adjectives and Verbs collocate with crime? Some examples for students to avoid repeating "a big crime". Hope you like it! Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: others     crime This worksheet could be used as a first approach to dificult area concerning crime. To begin with the verbs rob and steal with use and exercises followed by matching activities. Hope u like it. key included Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Let�s Discuss- Crime Another of my cloze and discussion activities. This time I focused on some simple crime vocabulary- developed for a student moving to America soon- just to be safe a few crime words don�t hurt. Anyway that is the reason that there are less questions than usual. Feel free to edit out content/add questions as you like. I usually conduct the lesson... Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet

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