Circle the correct word.
1. Always look through the peephole / chain before you open the door.
2. Don’t run after / hand over the burglar!
3. A burglar let / broke into our house yesterday.
4. He is installing / stealing an alarm system.
5. Keep your mobile phone switched / fitted on at night.
Form adverbs out of the adjectives in the list to complete the sentences.
• safe
• sure
• real
• bad
• careful
• proper
1. Read the leaflet _ .
2. I’m sorry I behaved so _ at your party last week.
3. Have a nice trip and drive _ .
4. Make sure the lights work _ .
5. Do you _ like living in a big city?
6. I’m _ sorry for being late.
Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb.
• run into
• run after
• run out
1. I tried to _ the thief, but he was too fast for me.
2. Did you _ Mr Jones the other day?
3. Oh, no! The guests will be here in a minute and we are _ of coffee.
Someone took Matt’s wallet. Help Matt be more careful. Use the phrases to give him advice.
• carry a lot of money with you
• use a belt bag
• keep your wallet in your back pocket
• be careful in crowded places
Choose the correct response for each question.
1.
A: What’s the best way to avoid pickpockets?
B:
a. You should look after your wallet.
b. Don’t be so silly!
2.
A: How about joining Neighbourhood Watch?
B:
a. Really?
b. I didn’t think of that.
3.
A: How can we protect our home?
B:
a. Why don’t you fit an alarm system?
b. Walk in well−lit places.
4.
A: What should we do before we leave the house?
B:
a. You should fit an alarm system.
b. You should lock all the doors.