✃ GETTING AROUND 5

Vocabulary: transport

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 5 MISSING MONEY
Grammar: past simple and past continuous
Role card 1
Detective Inspector Dick Brown
You know the following information:
• The train was travelling from London to
Manchester. It left London at 6p.m. and arrived in
Manchester at 8.15p.m.
• The money was stolen between 7p.m. and 7.30p.m.
• There were only five passengers on the train.
• At 7.30p.m., when Chris Hinds realised his money
was missing, he stood up and shouted; ‘Somebody
stole my money!’ That’s when the train driver
called you.
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Interview the other passengers and find out:
• what time the other passengers got on the train
• where they were going
• what everyone was doing between 7p.m. and
7.30p.m.
• what everyone did after they heard Chris Hinds
say his money was missing
• any other questions you need to ask.
After you’ve spoken to the other passengers,
decide who you think did it.

Role card 2 Role card 4

Richard Cagney, 36
You are Shirley Cagney’s husband. You both got on the train
at 6p.m. and were travelling to Manchester to visit your
wife’s mother. You stole the money, because you were having
problems with your business, and you didn’t want your wife
to know.
Between 7p.m. and 7.30p.m., you were sitting with your
wife and reading the newspaper. At 7.15p.m. you told your
wife you were going to the toilet, but on the way you stopped
because you saw Chris Hinds with his bag
open and his wallet inside. You asked him
where the toilet was, but then fell over and
took the wallet.
Prepare the following information before the
detective speaks to you:
• What will you tell the detective you were
doing between 7p.m. and 7.30p.m.?
• What did you do when you heard Chris
Hinds shout?
Jack Brown, 25
You got on the train in London at 6p.m., and were
travelling to Manchester to play in a football match. You
were sitting in the same carriage as Chris Hinds, you were
looking at him because you thought you knew him – he
looks like someone you went to school with. At 7.15p.m.
you saw a man in a suit come into the carriage and talk to
Chris Hinds. You didn’t hear what they said, but you saw
the man in a suit fall onto the chair.
Prepare the following information before the
detective speaks to you:
• What were you doing before you heard
Chris Hinds shout?
• What did you do when you heard Chris
Hinds shout?

Role card 3 Role card 5

Shirley Cagney, 29
You are Richard Cagney’s wife. You both got on the train
at 6p.m. and were travelling to Manchester to visit your
mother. Between 7p.m. and 7.30p.m. you were sitting with
your husband and reading a book. Around 7.15p.m., you
saw Susan Wright come running out of the carriage Chris
Hinds was in. She was looking nervous.
Prepare the following information before the
detective speaks to you:
• What did you do when you heard Chris
Hinds shout?
Susan Wight, 31
You got on the train at 6.45p.m., and were travelling to
Manchester to visit your friends. You were sitting in the
same carriage as Chris Hinds and another young man who
was wearing a sports tracksuit. The man in the tracksuit was
looking at Chris Hinds before the money was taken. That
evening you had a stomach-ache, and at about
7.15p.m. you felt sick and ran to the toilet
in the next carriage.
Prepare the following information before
the detective speaks to you:
• What did you do when you heard
Chris Hinds shout?

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 20 THINGS ABOUT YOU 5
Grammar: verb patterns

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1 a place you wouldn’t choose to go/going on holiday

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2 something you enjoyed to do/doing as a child
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3 a job you hope to do/doing in the future

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4 something you needed to do/doing last week

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5 housework you hate to do/doing
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7 what you expect to do/doing next summer

8 a place you avoid to go/going to in your town/city

9 a book you didn’t finish to read/reading

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10 someone you need to email/emailing soon
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11 another language you want to learn/learning c

12 a song you love to listen/listening to

13 some food you would like to eat/eating tonight

14 someone famous you would like to meet/meeting

15 a present you chose to buy/buying recently

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16 where you imagine to live/living in ten years’ time

17 the next expensive thing you expect to buy/buying

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18 a person you want to talk/talking to after the lesson

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19 some advice you decided not to listen/listening to

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20 a place you hope to visit/visiting in the future
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 5 TIPTON TOUR
Functional language: asking for/giving directions ✃
Map A

Ask how to get from:

1 The Grand Hotel to The National Museum 3 The Old Tower to The Summer Palace
2 The National Museum to The Old Tower 4 The Summer Palace to King’s Park

Map B

Ask how to get from:

1 The Queen’s Theatre to The Old Castle 3 City Zoo to Scott House
2 The Old Castle to City Zoo 4 Scott House to The Nelson Gallery

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