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Gateway B1 Unit 2: Who Did It?

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  • A person who enters a building illegally to steal things.
    Burglar
  • To learn or discover something new.
    Find out
  • A person who steals things from a shop.
    Shoplifter
  • A person who attacks people in public places to steal from them.
    Mugger
  • To say officially that someone is guilty of a crime.
    Charge (a suspect)
  • When the police take someone away because they believe the person broke the law.
    Arrest
  • A person who steals something.
    Thief (Thieves)
  • The crime of damaging things on purpose, especially public property.
    Vandalism
  • To try to discover the facts about something; to investigate.
    Look into
  • To understand something or solve a problem.
    Work out
  • To say that someone has done something wrong or illegal.
    Accuse (someone of something)
  • A person who damages or destroys things on purpose.
    Vandal
  • To try to find something or someone.
    Look for
  • To gather things like information or evidence.
    Collect
  • To appear or arrive, often unexpectedly or after being missing.
    Turn up
  • A person who steals from people or places, often using violence or threats.
    Robber
  • To find something or meet someone by chance.
    Come across
  • The act of stealing something.
    Theft
  • To try to find out what really happened, especially about a crime.
    Investigate
  • To study something carefully to understand it or find the truth.
    Analyze (evidence)
  • To show that something is true by using facts or evidence.
    Prove (something)
  • A person who cheats or lies to get money or something valuable.
    Fraudster
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