Aim High 3 Unit: 6

SB: page (50)
ACTIVATE:
Complete these sentences with correct form of the words in the box:

convince   ·  precious   ·  drowned   ·  poverty   ·  corroborate   ·  defence   ·  overjoyed   ·  jury   ·  trial   ·  prosecution   ·  confessed   ·  announced   ·  sentenced   ·  imposter   ·  alleged  

Click and Drop click on a word or phrase in the box above and then on the appropriate gap.

1.	The secured a large part of the family fortune before he was uncovered.
2.	He earns very little money, so his family lives in extreme .
3.	After being questioned for two hours, the man to the crime.
4.	A small child yesterday in his neighbour's swimming pool.
5.	The woman tried to protect her jewellery from the thieves.
6.	The of the two bank robbers will be held on Tuesday next week.
7.	It took a long time to them that I was right, but in the end they agreed.
8.	The police questioned the criminal's brother to his story.
9.	The judge the man to spend six months in prison.
10.	They were when they heard about their promotion.
11.	The twelve members of the listened carefully to all the evidence.
12.	The lawyer is that his client was at home when the murder happened.
13.	The try to prove that the accused is guilty.
14.	The defends the accused.
15.	The government that taxes would rise a further 5% this year.

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Negative Prefixes: (un-, dis-, in-, im-, ir-, il-)
Complete the sentences using the negative prefixes of the adjectives in brackets

1.	The man looked very (tidy) after spending the night in a police cell.
2.	The jury were (patient) to get home after the long trial.
3.	They couldn't read the letter because the handwriting was completely (legible).
4.	The courtroom was very (organized) and nobody knew where to sit.
5.	It isn't easy to eat properly if you work (regular) hours.
6.	The witness started crying but the lawyer was (sensitive) to her tears.
7.	Never shall I agree to your idea. It's (acceptable).
8.	I don't like him. He is a (agreeable).
9.	She can't take a strict decision as a teacher. She's (decisive).
10.	We can never trust those who are (honest).
11.	The doctor's handwriting is (legible). You can hardly read it.
12.	My granny can't read or write. She is (literate).
13.	(mature) babies are in need of a lot of care to grow well.
14.	Your extreme fear of spiders is (rational).
15.	His paragraph was (relevant) to the topic, so he got no marks.

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Negative prefixes
Fill in the gaps with words from the box:

impractical   ·  invisible   ·  irregular   ·  dishonest   ·  unstable   ·  disorganized   ·  insensitive  

Click and Drop click on a word or phrase in the box above and then on the appropriate gap.

1.	She has such an personality that I never know what she's going to do next.
2.	We can not see germs with naked eyes because they are .
3.	It would be to take our bikes on the train.
4.	He has tried to defame my reputation as a teacher. He is a person.
5.	He has to visit his doctor because he suffers from pulse.
6.	I know someone who never cares about other's feelings. He's .
7.	Her birthday party was a mess. It was .

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Reported Speech
Correct the verbs in brackets to make reported speech:

1.	She said that she (be) feeding the cat.
2.	He said that the film (finish) by the time he got home.
3.	Tina said that I (shall) exercise regularly.
4.	Jill said she (will) go to the bank.
5.	She said they (invite) him to the wedding.
6.	I said I (must) leave early.
7.	They said they (may) visit him.
8.	Mary said there (be) a letter for me on the desk.
9.	Ahmad said he (will) meet me on Tuesday.
10.	Hany said he (not speak) to the boss about his promotion after he resigned.

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Rewrite the sentences using the words in brackets to give the sane meaning:

He was accused of stealing some money. (charged)
(1)
I got the full mark because of hard study. (due to)
(2)
The police set him free because he was found not guilty. (innocent)
(3)
The were very happy when they won the one million pound prize. (overjoyed)
(4)
The jury wanted to check a story of robbing the bank. (corroborate)
(5) .
He claimed that he had seen the criminal. (alleged)
(6) .
The accused confessed that he had stolen the jewellery. (admitted)
(7)
Some children are without home. We should take care of them. (homeless)
(8)
The girl has dark hair. (haired)
(9)
I don't agree with hitting children. (favour)
(10)
The suspect appeared in court last week. (accused)
(11)
Four persons gave evidence during the trial. (witnesses)
(12)
This hotel isn't comfortable. (uncomfortable)
(13)
The gang did the crime during the day. (committed)
(14)

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SB P.50
Fill in the gaps with people from the box. Some people are used for more than one action:

the prosecution   ·  a judge   ·  the defence   ·  the accused(4)   ·  a witness   ·  the jury(2)  

(1) sentences the accused.
(2) finds the accused guilty or not guilty.
(3) pleads guilty or not guilty.
(4) gives evidence during the trial.
(5) is charged with a crime by the police.
(6) reach a verdict.
(7) is acquitted or sent to prison.
(8) try to prove the accused is guilty.
(9) defend the accused.
(10) appears in court.

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Fill in the gaps with words from the box:

defended   ·  sentenced   ·  pleaded   ·  give   ·  acquitted   ·  appeared   ·  charged   ·  found   ·  reached   ·  prove  

1.	They were with attempted murder.
2.	He in court because he was accused of trying to rob a jeweller's shop.
3.	The prosecution tried to that the accused is guilty.
4.	The witness was called to the court to evidence during the trial.
5.	The two accused men not guilty during the trial.
6.	The defence the accused man.
7.	After hearing the evidence the jury a verdict.
8.	The jury the accused guilty.
9.	The judge the woman to a year in prison.
10.	The suspect was after being found innocent.

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Match the person with what he/she does in court:

1.	A judge			a	sentences the accused.
2.	The jury			b	defend the accused.
3.	The jury			c	is charged with a crime by the police.
4.	The accused			d	time when a problem or situation is very bad or dangerous.
5.	The prosecution			e	to check a story.
6.	The defence			f	gives evidence during the trial.
7.	The accused			g	find the accused guilty or not.
8.	corroborate			h	a person who pretends to be someone else to trick people.
9.	A monastery			i	is acquitted or sent to prison.
10.	Imposter			j	appears in court.
11.	Crisis			k	try to prove the accused is guilty.
12.	Alleging			l	saying that someone has done something but having no proof.
13.	The accused			m	a building where monks live.
14.	The accused			n	reach a verdict.
15.	A witness			o	pleads guilty or not guilty.

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