Стр.120 Revision 6 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 7 класс
Complete with: dangerous, evidence, brighten up, tutor, arrested, speeding, lawyer, fake, prevent, private detective.
- The robber refused to answer the policeman’s questions until his ______ arrived.
- Neighbourhood Watch helps ______ crime in the community.
- Jane got a fine for ______ on the motorway.
- The policeman ______ the graffiti artist and took him to the police station.
- The council have been planting a lot of flowers to try to ______ the town.
- John has hired a ______ to find out where his brother is.
- He was sentenced to two years in prison for ______ driving.
- Forensic scientists analyse ______ found at a crime scene such as blood, hair and saliva.
- Mary needed a ______ to help with her Maths and Science lessons.
- The shop assistant told Tim that he couldn’t accept the £20 note as it was ______.
Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the verb in brackets.
Rewrite the direct speech as reported speech.
Match 1–5 with A–E to make exchanges.
- Thank you for your time.
- Is there anything else you can tell us?
- What happened next?
- My car has just been broken into!
- Can you tell me what you saw?
The thieves drove away.
You’re joking? How awful!
I don’t think so.
Two men were mugging another man.
You’re welcome.
Insert to where necessary.
- We would like our friends … join us.
- You can also … join us.
- My granny expects me … help her.
- You must … help your grandparents.
- My mother wants me … become a doctor.
Rewrite the sentences using the causative.
- John’s car was stolen last night.
- Jane will put a new lock on the door tomorrow.
- A thief is picking that man’s pocket!
- Burglars broke into our house.
- Someone has vandalised the mayor’s statue.
You recently read a newspaper article about not having enough green spaces in your town. Write a letter to the editor giving suggestions about what could be done to improve the situation (150–200 words).
Check your Progress
- Talk and write about street art.
- Talk and write about jobs related to crime.
- Give a witness statement.
- Talk and write about cybercrime.
- Report what people said.
- Talk about neighbourhood problems.
- Write a letter to the editor.
1.
1. The robber refused to answer the policeman’s questions until his lawyer arrived.
2. Neighbourhood Watch helps prevent crime in the community.
3. Jane got a fine for speeding on the motorway.
4. The policeman arrested the graffiti artist and took him to the police station.
5. The council have been planting a lot of flowers to try to brighten up the town.
6. John has hired a private detective to find out where his brother is.
7. He was sentenced to two years in prison for dangerous driving.
8. Forensic scientists analyse evidence found at a crime scene such as blood, hair and saliva.
9. Mary needed a tutor to help with her Maths and Science lessons.
10. The shop assistant told Tim that he couldn’t accept the £20 note as it was fake.
2.
1. Agatha Christie was awarded the honour of Dame of the British Empire.
2. An electron microscope is used to examine things the eye can’t see.
3. In the future, crime will be fought in different ways.
4. Your laptop can be protected with antivirus software.
5. Unfortunately, the bank robbers haven’t been caught yet.
3.
1. Alex said that the mugger had been sentenced to six months in prison.
2. The policeman ordered the driver to step out of his car.
3. Beth asked me if there was a Wi-Fi hotspot nearby.
4. The mayor said that everyone had the right to a safe neighbourhood.
5. The forensic scientist asked if anyone had disturbed the evidence.
4.
1-E
2-C
3-A
4-B
5-D
5.
1. John’s car will have to be found / will have to be replaced after it was stolen last night.
2. Jane will have a new lock put on the door tomorrow.
3. That man’s pocket is being picked!
4. We had our house broken into.
5. The mayor has had his statue vandalised.
6. Sample letter
Dear Editor,
I am writing in response to the article about the lack of green spaces in our town. I think this is an important problem because parks and trees make a town healthier and more pleasant to live in.
First of all, the local council should turn empty land into small parks and community gardens. Even a few benches, trees and flower beds would make a big difference. Secondly, more trees could be planted along busy streets to improve the air and make the area look nicer. It would also be a good idea to protect the green spaces we already have, so they are not replaced by new buildings.
In addition, local people could help by joining clean-up days and planting events. This would make residents feel more involved in improving their neighbourhood.
I hope the council will take these suggestions seriously and create more green spaces for everyone to enjoy.
Yours faithfully,
[Your Name]
