Present modals: It ______ be easy for him, looking after three kids on his own.
can't
What do you call a person who steals things from shops?
A shoplifter
What do you call being cruel and hurtful to people on social networks?
Cyber bullying
What is the crime called when someone takes your wallet or phone from your pocket?
Pickpocketing
Modals in the past: The thief ____ ____ ____ a key. The door was locked and nothing was broken.
must have had
Modals in the past: An earthquake? That _____ _____ ______ terrifying!
must have been
What do you call taking someboday against their will?
Kidnapping
What is the word for an amount of money you need to pay for committing a less serious crime?
A fine
Modals in the past: Police think the suspect ____ ____ left the country using a fake passport.
may have, might have, could have
Modals in the past: She _____ ______ driven there. Her car keys are still here.
can't have
Criminals who ________ the law may face prison.
break
What do you call a sum of money given to dishonestly persuade someone to act in one's favour?
A bribe
He was interviewed by police but provided an ____________ placing him at a party.
alibi
Present modals: That _____ be the main entrance. I can see people queuing to get in.
must
Men are known to ____ more crimes than women.
commit
What is illegally transporting tobacco,drugs or other goods from one country to another called?
Smuggling
What do you call the type of punishment where a person is made to do work or help people without being paid?
Community service
The gunmen took three __________during the bank robbery.
hostages
She ______him for years threatening to tell his wife about their affair.
blackmailed
Police have arrested four suspects/suspicion in connection to the recent acts of vandalism.
suspects
To _____ away with a crime means to escape punishment
get
What is another way to say to own up to a crime?
Admit or confess
Present modals: I've lost my keys. They _______ be at work or they could be in the car.
might,may,could