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Commit a crime, and the earth is made of glass. Ralph Emerson Fear follows crime, and is

Commit a crime, and the earth is made of glass. Ralph Emerson Fear follows crime, and is its punishment Voltaire He, who does not prevent a crime when he can, encourages it Seneca. Crimes and criminals. Our aims: practice in expressing your own opinion on discussing questions

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Commit a crime, and the earth is made of glass. Ralph Emerson Fear follows crime, and is

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  1. Commit a crime, and the earth is made of glass. Ralph Emerson Fear follows crime, and is its punishment Voltaire He, who does not prevent a crime when he can, encourages it Seneca

  2. Crimes and criminals

  3. Our aims:practice in expressing your own opinion on discussing questions get some information about the different types of crimes and criminals develop your aptitude foran understanding the logical order of events and making up stories improve your ability to teamwork

  4. a. The thief stole the suitcase b. The old ladies put the cat in the bag c. They went to the cemetery d. The cat died

  5. a. The customers caught the thief b. He put the money in the bag c. He pointed the gun at the cashier d. He put the gun in the bag e. He asked for £4,000

  6. Types of crimes

  7. Murder вбивство

  8. Shoplifting крадіжка в магазині

  9. Burglary квартирна крадіжка зі зломом

  10. Arson підпал

  11. Kidnapping викрадення людей з метою одержати викуп

  12. Pickpoketing кишенькова крадіжка

  13. Hijacking викрадення літака

  14. Robbery пограбування банку, магазину (із застосуванням насильства)

  15. Mugging грабіж з насильством (бандитський напад) на вулиці

  16. Theft “тиха” крадіжка

  17. Vandalism навмисне псування майна

  18. Murder Kidnapping Arson Burglary Hijacking Mugging Robbery Vandalism Shoplifting Theft Pickpoketing

  19. killing someone Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Murder Hijacking Robbery

  20. an attack on someone in which they are robbed in a public place Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  21. taking people by force and demanding money for their freedom Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  22. to use violence or threats to take control of a plane, ship Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  23. the crime of stealing things from a bank, shop etc., using violence Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  24. setting fire to something in a criminal way Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  25. stealing, especially secretly and without violence Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  26. damaging the other’s people property on purpose Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  27. stealing things from shops Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  28. breaking into people’s houses by force to steal things Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  29. stealing things from somebody’s pocket or handbag Mugging Theft Shoplifting Vandalism Pickpoketing Arson Burglary Kidnapping Hijacking Robbery Murder

  30. Shoplifter Thief Hijacker Kidnapper Robber criminals Burglar Pickpocket Vandal Mugger Arsonist Murderer

  31. B A C E D F F

  32. B A C E D F F

  33. homework:to learn the new words (dictation of definitions); to prepare at least three more definitions for another kinds of crimes, which haven’t been mentioned at the lesson and write them down in your cope-books; to write down one of these two stories, adding as many details as you can

  34. Have we carried out our aims?practice in expressing your own opinion on discussing questions get some information about the different types of crimes and criminals develop your aptitude for an understanding the logical order of events and making up stories improve your ability to teamwork

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