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Movie Worksheet: Bones Episode:The Proof in the Pudding
The tasks encompass after-watching exercises for listening comprehension of Bones series (The Proof in the Pudding-S05E12). They are designed for either in-class or extra activities for advanced...
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Gun Control in America (Not Suitable for Kids)
This worksheet deals with the question of gun control in the US by making use of the very funny comedian Jim Jefferies and his show on gun control. A good lesson sheet for advanced (adult) learners to...
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Past Continuous- Crime
This worksheet was devised as part of a didactic unit on crime, mystery and detective fiction. Since many of the police and detective questions tend to be in the past continuous, I decided to mix...
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Tenses Chart for the Police
This tense chart was made with law enforcement-related example sentences, otherwise it is a normal chart :) I have been teaching law enforcement English for 9 years now, and I made this chart for my...
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Crime And Law Vocabulary Worksheets
This is a set of vocabulary connected with crimes. It’s a 7 page worksheet on crime words formation. First page is a table with different crime words ordered by group. Second, third and fourth pages...
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Crime Crossword
My students usually enjoy doing crosswords and word searches. This is a crossword to review vocabulary related to crime. It can also be used to introduced the topic and check how many words they...
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Verbs: Rob or Steal?
This worksheet explains the difference between these confusing words, which students usually get wrong. There are clear examples of the two verbs and also the difference between the related nouns...
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