On Screen 3. Unit 4

John lost his wallet and mobile phone in the … .

The … has burnt down several buildings.

The … is a group of people who decide if someone is guilty or not.

He’s a police officer so he’s used to … (deal) with dangerous situations.

I suggest … (install) CCTV cameras in your shop.

By the time we got there, the firefighters … (put) out the fire.

They were tired because they … (work) all night.

The police … (follow) the thief for hours before they caught her.

She supposes it’s worth … (invest) in a good alarm system.

We’d better … (leave) before 7.00.

The accused was worried because he … (wait) for the jury to reach a verdict for over an hour.

They tried to … an old building.

The thief … (break) a shop a few minutes ago.

The detective … on his experience of previous crimes to solve the mystery.

The latest news article … light on new aspects of the crime.

The police inspector … up on a clue everyone else had missed.

Although a cheerful person, she always expected the … of anyone and anything.

Miss Marple has a keen intuition. She is observant, her sharp eye … the smallest but most important of details.

Alice was miserable yesterday because someone … (take) her bike.

I’d prefer … (see) a horror movie.

She can’t stand … (listen) to jazz music.

The van … (brake), but it hit another car.

The person … (witness) a traffic accident yesterday.

Someone (drive) a red light and caused an accident.