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Level 13 - Class 9

The document outlines vocabulary related to crime and expressions for discussing the future in English grammar. It includes various terms such as 'cyber attack,' 'murder,' and 'hostage,' along with grammatical structures like 'be supposed to,' 'be set to,' and 'future continuous.' Additionally, it provides corrections for common language errors.

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Level 13 - Class 9

The document outlines vocabulary related to crime and expressions for discussing the future in English grammar. It includes various terms such as 'cyber attack,' 'murder,' and 'hostage,' along with grammatical structures like 'be supposed to,' 'be set to,' and 'future continuous.' Additionally, it provides corrections for common language errors.

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Wednesday 5th February

VOCABULARY GRAMMAR
Ways of expressing the future

façade: /fəˈsɑːd/ ●​ Be supposed to: to talk about predictions we are reporting or plans that may
Cyber attack
change because of new circumstances.
murder I’m supposed to be visiting a friend.
hostage /ˈhɒs.tɪdʒ/
steal ●​ Be set to, be expected to: to make plans/predictions in more formal speech and
witness writing.
pickpocket It’s expected to improve.
phishing
kidnap ●​ Present continuous: of verbs such as consider, hope, think of, plan to talk
thief about plans/predictions that are in our minds now
robbery I’m considering travelling there
assassination
parking offence ●​ Should: for something pleasant we expect to happen, and shouldn’t for
vandalism/criminal damage something unpleasant we expect won’t happen.
illegal downloading/copyright infringement Temperatures should drop.
speeding: Exceeding speed limits
burglary /noun/ ●​ Future continuous (will be+ ing): to talk about a situation that will be
burglar /person/ in progress at a time in the future.
crack down on: to start dealing with bad or illegal They will still be serving.
behaviour in a more severe way
●​ You can use MAY instead of will to show a lack of certainty.
petty crime: a type of crime that is not considered
It may be pouring down by the time we get there.
serious when compared with some other crimes
nuisance: someone or something that causes a
WILL+ BE+ VERB ING
problem for other people, an area, etc. that may be
able to be solved by the law
alibi:proof that someone who is thought to have
committed a crime could not have done it, especially
the fact or statement that they were in another place
at the time it happened
CORRECTIONS

In order to not create/in order not to create


For people in need/on need
Live at the beach
Due to arrive at certain time
‘I am agree’: → I agree
-​ am
-​ agree

People: singular or plural?


People is the PLURAL of the word person.
A person is…
People are..

There is a lot of problems/There are a lot of problems

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