Optional Vocabulary Practice MODULE 6

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Zapoznaj się z diagramem. Następnie
uzupełnij zdania poniżej.

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Uzupełnij zdania właściwymi przyimkami.

1 He’s very proud ........... his new car.
2 Shark attacks often occur ........... dusk.
3 Make sure that your antivirus program is up

........... date.

4 If you are ........... doubt, please ask me.
5 Thieves are attracted ........... hi-tech

gadgets so make sure to keep yours
........... sight.

6 Please, stick ........... the regulations.
7 The Great Barrier Reef is home ...........

many amazing creatures.

8 Don’t leave your safety ........... chance!
9 Being aware of your surroundings can

help prevent you .......... becoming
a victim of crime.

10 Email is a great way to stay ........... touch

with friends.

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Podkreśl właściwe słowo.

1 Burglars broke ........... the Smiths’

home yesterday night and stole their hi-
fi equipment.

2 They weren’t happy together so they

decided to break ........... .

3 Beth broke ........... in tears when she

heard about the accident.

4 His car broke ........... while he was

driving to work.

5 The police officer grabbed the robber,

but he managed to break ........... .

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Dopasuj nagłówki do przestępstw, których
dotyczą, wpisując odpowiednie litery
w kratki.

1 Always keep your mobile phone in your

bag when you are around/out and about.

2 Be careful of oncoming/mounted traffic.
3 You shouldn’t share private/personal

information.

4 He came back safe and sharp/sound.
5 You shouldn’t meet online friends face to

head/face.

6 My ankle hurts/harms.
7 Use a nickname so that they won’t

track/find you down.

8 My ankle is breaking/killing me.
9 Some kids are being bullied/argued at

school.

10 We’re sitting/copying exams next week

so we need to revise.

5 STUDENTS

arrested for spraying

school walls

A vandalism

B burglary
C robbery

D shoplifting

E speeding

Man taken to court

for exceeding speed

limit

Prime Minister’s

house broken into

last Monday –

painting stolen

Bank clerk

injured during

bank raid

Woman arrested for

stealing clothes

worth £ 1,000

away:

escape

up:

end a relationship

into:

enter by force

break

down:

1) stop working;

2) lose control of feelings

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