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• Imagine you’re alone in the street at night in an area that you don’t
know well. Would you feel nervous? What might you do to feel safer?
• What should you plan in advance?
• Why is it important to look confident?
• What 3 things shouldn’t you do in a street or on a mobile phone?
• What kind of things should you keep out of sight?
• Why should you walk facing oncoming traffic?
• What 3 things make places safer to walk at night?
• What should you do during an evening when you’re out with friends?
• Why shouldn’t you let your drink out of your sight?
How much do you know about crime and criminals?
• Blackmail
• Bribery
• Burglary
• Drug dealing
• Fraud
• Hacking
• Hijacking
• Kidnapping
• Mugging
• Murder
• Rape
• Robbery
• Smuggling
• Stalking
• Terrorism
• Theft
• vandalism
• He fled across the street to avoid being caught passive

• Unfortunately he landed in a Nudist resort active

• Maria bought the house

• The house was bought by María
• This is my cousin who is a doctor (that)
• This is the house which has a big garden (that)

• This is my cousin who/that/- I told the truth to

• This is the house that/which/- I bought last year
Have/get something done
• Me corté el pelo
• I had my hair cut
• Me operé la nariz
• I had my nose operated
• Me voy a hacer las gafas
• I’m having my glasses made
• Acabo de quitarme una muela
• I’ve just got my tooth taken out
• Me robaron la cartera
• I got/had my wallet stolen
BRITAIN’S MOST POLITE ROBBER

To be

That he is

That he has robbed

To be polite
• People say (he is Britain’s most polite armed robber)
• It is said that he is a Britain’s most polite armed robber
• He is said to be Britain’s most polite armed robber
• Subject of the object+ passive of the main verb + to infinitive (of the verb of the object if it
is in present or future)
• They believe (that he’s a tall man in his early 40s)
• It is believed that he’s a tall man in his early 40s
• He is believed to be a tall man in his early 40s
• they think he has robbed at least 4 shops
• It is thought he has robbed at least 4 shops
• He is thought to have robbed at least 4 shops
• Subject of the object+ passive of the main verb + to have + participle (of the verb of the
object if it is in any past or any perfect)
• The police report he is polite to his victims
• It is reported he’s polite to his victims
• He is reported to be polite to his victims
• They are painting my house
• My house is being painted

• They have painted my house

• My house has been painted
• They will *paint my house
• My house will be painted
• They are going to *paint my house
• My house is going to be painted
• Las rutas se están poniendo cada vez más difíciles
• Get
• Become incohative verbs
• Turn
• The routes are getting more and more difficult
• The routes are getting harder and harder every year
• Incohative verb + comparative and comparative
A saying
• No era bueno ni lo que teníamos antes ni lo que tenemos ahora
• It wasn’t good what we had in the past
• Neither/nor
• It was neither good what we had in the past, nor what ..
 passive
• They are painting the house the h is being painted
• They paint the house the h is painted
• They painted the house the h was painted
• They have painted the house the h has been painted
• They had painted the house the h had been painted
• They will paint the house the h will be painted
• They are going to paint the h the h is going to be painted
• They will have painted the h the h will have been painted
• Identity theft
• Catfish
• Scam
• Cyber bullying
• Parental control
• I wouldn’t allow him to use….
Let’s go out (Suggestion) suggest + ing
He suggested going out
Don’t stand up! (order) order + (not) to infinitive
He ordered not to stand up
I haven’t broken the vase! (declaration) denial
She said that she hadn’t broken the vase deny + ing
He denied breaking the vase
Yes, I’ve stolen the book (declaration)
She said that she had stolen the book (admitting) admit + ing
She admitted stealing the book
• Some people commit suicide
• The thief stole some pictures….
• News related to crimes
• I don’t want him to know about my private life
• Want + (someone)+ to infinitive
• He spent a lot of money
• The have stolen his information
• Un amigo nuestro
• A friend of ours