Grammar 1 Complete the sentences. Use the past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
1 We couldn’t help the police. We (not see) the crime.
2 By the time I got home, my brothers (eat) all the pizza.
3 The car was in the car park, but vandals (smash) the windows.
4 When Mum and Dad got home, we (tidy) the whole house.
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2 Complete the sentences. Use the past simple or past perfect form of the verbs in brackets.
1 When the police (arrive), the joyriders (run) away.
2 The thief (hide) the jewellery by the time the police (search) her house.
3 The detective suddenly (remember) that he (not question) the shopkeeper’s wife.
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Vocabulary
3 Complete the crime words. Then use them to complete the sentences.
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1 There’s a lot of in the city. There’s graffiti and smashed bus stops everywhere.
2 The police officer investigated the fire and said that it was .
3 They caught the when he tried to use my credit card. He’d already thrown away my handbag, though.
4 They now have security cameras in the department store to catch .
5 I couldn’t sleep at night after the . We’ve got an alarm on the house now.
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4 Complete the text with the words below. There are two words you do not need.
armies folklore injustice outlaws rulers struggle thief
The story of Robin Hood is very old, but there are modern stories with similar themes. In many westerns, for example, there are men who are 1 because they have committed crimes. Sometimes they are the heroes: they save people and fight against 2 , like Robin Hood. Sometimes they are the bad guys and the hero must 3 against them and fight them. In many other stories we read about bad kings or other powerful 4 . They are cruel and their 5 use violence to make people do what they want.​

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