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Types of Crime
This worksheet can be used in many different ways. 1) Give a student just a card with one of the crimes on it and ask the student to look the word up and teach his/her crime to other students. So students can practice speaking and train their memory. Make sure students know how to pronounce the vocab item on their card. 2) Cut the definitions of the crimes and ask students to do the matching activity in pairs/groups 3) Now students can write their translations of the crimes learnt. 4) you can extend this activity by eliciting "crime" verbs and criminals. 5) you can also create a crossword as an extension activity. I used www.oup.com crossword maker.

Level:intermediate
Age: 14-17
Downloads:24

Copyright 30/11/2009 marsha
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