Module 8 - Criminals, the law with grammar (Passive voice, have smth done, negative prefixes)

There was a ___________ at the local bank yesterday.

A _________________ is someone who saw what happened in a crime.

The police in the town are working on a difficult _________ at the moment.

Police are working hard to ___________ the crime.

The police are going to ___________ someone for shoplifting from the supermarket.

Make the second sentence in the passive with the same meaning.

People catch lots of fish in this river.

Make the second sentence in the passive with the same meaning.

Two policemen chased the thieves along the street.

Make the second sentence in the passive with the same meaning.

Conan Doyle wrote some of the Sherlock Holmes stories in the 19^th century.

Make the second sentence in the passive with the same meaning.

I’ve got lots of things in my bag that I don’t use.

Complete the sentences using have something done, and the words in brackets.

I had toothache yesterday, so I __________________ (check / my teeth) at the dentist.

Complete the sentences using have something done, and the words in brackets.

My bike’s not working. I’ll have to _________________ (fix / it).

Complete the sentences using have something done, and the words in brackets.

For Rita’s birthday, we’re going to _________________ make / a cake) to celebrate.

Complete the sentences using have something done, and the words in brackets.

Tom’s hair is too long. He wants to _________________ (cut / it). 

Mum gave £10 to my brother but only £5 to me. It’s so ____________!

We never know what time the bus to town is going to arrive. The service is very ____________. 

Ben told me how to do this maths problem, but the answer’s still ____________.

I’ve tried to speak to our new neighbours, but they’re a bit ____________. 

I’ve deleted all my texts that are ____________.