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Self-Defence 1 7 ) . . . . . .. . .
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5 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .o. .r. . . . . . . . 1 A : D i dM r sB a r k e r. . . . . against
6 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .h. .i .m. ..K
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to rl: :^"E: :eenagers?
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A : D o y o u t h i n kd a r c e ' r - ; r ' , - g s h o u l db e
t r e a t e da sa ( n r. . . . . ?
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a l o n e1 1 ). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .a. .n. .d. . . .
carry a mobile with you at all 6 A )
times.Don't put yourselves .: B: '=!:':. You should
in12).........
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dangeroussituations. ?i 7 A -:--:oneatnight?
B: ,-':-aYln
8 A : Do you seeKarenoften? 5 €irclethecorrect
word.
B : Yes,I seehertwicea week at the
. .... class 1 GeorgeaskedMiriamfor a lift/drivehome
2 Learning how to defendyourselfwill helpyou
a potential/vulnerable
ar.,oid attack
3 Shemadeherselfa targevvictimfor the thieves.
4 Childrenandthe elderly
areunable/disable to
protectthemselvesagainstcriminals.
5 HerfriendhurVharmedSue'sfeelings.
6 Thesethingsdo not happenin real/truelife
7 He askedto be left alone/lonely
8 Thethieftriedto grab/removeherbagasshe
waswalkingdown the street
9 The judgesfaced/meta difficuitsituationat
the trial
10 Thankfullyshe ranljumpedaway from the
muggersunharmed/harmless.
11 lt is importantto be aware/conscious
of your
Underlinethe correctword, then fill in the
surroundings whenyou areon yourown.
correctpreposition.
12 Paulmanagedto escapehrsattacker's grasp/
1 Hewasdueto appear courVprison snatch.
lastMonday. 13 Theywerelyingon the floortotallydefenceless/
2 The robberswere taken to the oolicestation threatened
. ... handcuffs/custody. 14 He attempted/broketo escapefrom prison
3 Shewassentenced/convicted .......... four 15 Many offenders/barristers
manageto avoid
yearsin prisonfor the accident
shecaused. sentenctng.
4 Thepickpockets were immedrately put/placed
. arrest. ldioms
5 Everyone
was surprised when Mrs Bowlerwas
6 Fillin: wrisf,red,record,take.
sentenced/charged .. .. ...shoplifting.
6 Theyhavebeenaccused/ordered . ....... . . . 1 Canyou . down
theft twice thevictim's
details
olease?
7 T h e c r i m i n a lws e r e b r o u q h t. . . .. ... rne 2 C:n | <no:L nfftho

judge/jury 3 Hissentence wasa slapon the


8 She was attacked/armed. .. . . three 4 S h ew a sc a u g h .t . . ........-handed
teenageboys asshewasrobbinga store.
9 Threecriminals
escaped/abandoned
.. .
prisonyesterday Phrasalverbs
10 Theygot away/ranaway murder. Jointhe phrases
to makecomplete
sentences.
11 She was found/said guilty
kidnapping fTl Highprices
andbadservice
havedriven
12 The burglarsbroke/entered . .. the PTI Many children
run
flat at threein the morning F-t_-] Theburglars
managedto get
i4T_-] Thewomanwascryingbecausethey
4 Cross
theoddwordout. weretaking

1 pickpocket, burglar.witness,mugger a awaywithoutbeingnoticedby anyone


2 policeofficer;offender,securityguard,detec-ti're b her dog awayfrom her
3 barrister, judge,juror
shoplifter, c awayfrom homeeachyear
4 kidnapper,robber.
victim,thief d awaymanycustomers.
5 vulnerable,
weak.strong,defenceless
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