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In case you might need some more practice about relative clauses, here you have some direct links: Exercise 1 Exercise 2 Exercise 3 PREPOSITION PLACEMENT IN RELATIVE CLAUSES Loads of quizzes My aunt, who I live with, used to have a parrot: "The essay" - Mr. Bean Crime vocabulary exercise 1 Crime vocabulary exercise 2 Law and Order vocabulary exercises Crime and punishment and related topics with lots of exercises (vocabulary, reading, listening, games, ...). Listening practice . Click on the following link to do a multiple choice listening exercise about security systems (don't forget to listen to it again while reading the quiz script after checking your answers). Now, let's finish this post off with this wonderful song, I hope you don't mind :

If you want to see this episode from My Family again, here you have a direct link . Enjoy!!

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Today's post: Vocabulary: crime and criminals Violence Police, detectives and prison Words in the news: listening Chinese electronics tycoon in court Parisian shop sues crime writer Goa's tourism hit by attacks on visitors As for TV series, I recommend you to see episode 20, season 5 from How I met your mother , where Marshall was mugged ... by a monkey! Absolutely hilarious:)

Hey, would like to do some revision exercises? Exactly, why not? In this post, I suggest some vocabulary exercises about crimes and criminals. When you are done, it will be time for some listening practice and finally, I'll provide some scenes from an American TV series in which you can hear the lawyer saying something like "my client will plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter" . So, are you ready? Vocabulary exercises . Please, have a look at the following website where you can find lots of exercises related to crimes and criminals. You just have to go through the different links and have a good time. www.tefl.net/alexcase/worksheets/cutting-edge/cutting-e-int-vocab/ Listening practice . Click on the following link to do a multiple choice listening exercise about security systems (don't forget to listen to it again while reading the quiz script after checking your answers). www.esl-lab.com/securitysystems/securitysystemsrd1.htm Watch a video . Now, you are ready...