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    The document provides instructions for reading a text about a robbery at a newspaper shop and answering questions about key details of the crime. It then gives directions for a series of reading comprehension and listening exercises involving different stories and tasks like retelling events, identifying true/false statements, and generating additional questions.

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    A worksheet to practice Past Simple.

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    The document provides instructions for reading a text about a robbery at a newspaper shop and answering questions about key details of the crime. It then gives directions for a series of reading comprehension and listening exercises involving different stories and tasks like retelling events, identifying true/false statements, and generating additional questions.

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    True Stories (Past Simple All Forms)

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    The document provides instructions for reading a text about a robbery at a newspaper shop and answering questions about key details of the crime. It then gives directions for a series of reading comprehension and listening exercises involving different stories and tasks like retelling events, identifying true/false statements, and generating additional questions.

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    1. Read the text and find the words 2.

    Answer the questions about the


    meaning: text.
    a) holes you can look through a. When was the robbery?
    b) a shop that sells newspapers b. What did the robbers forget to do?
    c) take off a piece of clothing quickly c. When did they run into the shop?
    d) ask for something very strongly d. What did they pull over their faces?
    e) hit against something by accident e. What did they demand money from?
    f. Where did they pull off their masks?
    g. What did they steal from the shop?
    h. When did the police arrest them?
    3. What do you think happened to the teenagers next?

    4. Read the story and ask questions to find out the missing information.
    5. Now listen to the story and check.
    6. Match the prepositions to the pictures.
    7. Complete Chris’s story with the prepositions above.

    8. Listen to the next story and retell it in your own words.


    There are some cues to help you make sentences.

    £5 banknote 200 miles away


    glasses and a moustache the cashier
    useless in the change
    buy some petrol drawing
    by mistake picture frame

    9. Now read the story quickly to check how well you did.
    10. Are the sentences true or false? Correct the false ones.

    11. Write ten questions for the story in ex. 9.

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