to take someone by force
to kidnap
A __________ (forge) tried to sell fake passports.
forger
forgery
robber
thief
The suspect ______ (arrest) by the police at 10 PM
was arrested
to illegally copy something
to forge
to forge (verb) : person (noun) , crime (noun)
forger, forgery
She was a (witness / witnesser / witnessed) in the trial.
witness
The documents _______ (not/find) yet.
haven't been found
The (robber / robbery / rob) escaped before the police arrived.
robber
I’ll pick you up at 6 p.m.
call you
collect you by your car
give you money
clean you
A (kidnap / kidnapped / kidnapper) demanded a ransom for the child.
kidnapper
to take control of a vehicle
to hijack
A new law __________ (introduce) next year.
will be introduced
The (hijack / hijacker / hijacking) of the plane shocked the country.
hijacking
The car broke down on the highway.
Stopped working
Speeded up
Left quickly
Fell over
She looked after her little brother all evening.
ignored
Took care of
watched tv with
played games with
Many cars __________ (damage) during the storm.
were damaged
He was caught trying to (forge / forger / forgery) a signature.
forge
to steal (verb) : person (noun) , crime (noun)
thief, theft
to rob (verb) : person (noun) , crime (noun)
robber, robbery
The victim was __________ (kidnap) on her way home.
thief
robbed
stolen
kidnapped
He ran out of milk, so he had to go to the shop.
threw away
spilled
used all of something
borrowed
to hijack (verb) : person (noun) , crime (noun)
hijacker, hijacking
(Passive voice) The painting _______ (steal) last night
was stolen
The __________ (rob) happened just after midnight.
theif
robber
theft
robbery
The __________ (witness) gave a detailed statement.
robber
witness
forger
stealer
to see something happen
to witness
She turned down the job offer.
accepted
delayed
rejected
discussed
to steal from a person/place
to rob