Crime

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Crime

Your stories

1. Work in pairs: Tell your neighbour the first part of your story.
2. The other person is going to ask questions about the ending of the story, you can only answer with yes or no.
3. When your partner guessed the ending, switch and listen to your partner's story. Then repeat step 2.
4. Done? Discuss with your partner if anything scary has ever happened to you in real life.

Fill in as many crime-related words as you can think of.

Worksheet 2 

Do the exercise on worksheet 2 in pairs

Done? Discuss your answers with another pair

Worksheet 3

Read the text and answer the question on you own.

Done? compare your answers.

Worksheet 1

Match the words with the correct discription.

Done? - compare your answers

Worksheet 4

- make groups of 4 people

- read the exercise on worksheet 4

- divide the roles

- find a quiet place in the school and write down some sentences to use during your conversation

- record the conversation and upload it to teams

Murder

1. Killing someone
2. Kidnapping someone
3. Taking someone's life
4. Lying

Burglary

1. stealing from someone's pockets
2. Breaking in a house
3. breaking in and stealing
4. killing someone

Shoplifting

1. stealing while pretending to shop
2. lifting weights
3. lifting a shop
4. going up the elivator

Pickpocketing

1. Picking a new jacket
2. Stealing from a shop
3. Stealing from someone's pockets
4. Putting things in pockets

Kidnapping

1. Taking a nap
2. Taking someone in return for money
3. Donating you kidney
4. Making a joke

Hijacking

1. Saying hi to Jack
2. Taking someone with force
3. Taking off your jacket
4. To use force to take control of a plane, ship, train, etc.

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