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What's the noun form of the verb "question"?
question
What's the noun form of the verb "prove"?
proof
What's the noun form of the verb "investigate"?
investigation
What's the noun form of the verb "collect"?
collection
What's the noun form of the verb "arrest"?
arrest
What's the noun form of the verb "charge"?
charge
What's the noun form of the verb "analyse"?
analysis
What's the noun form of the verb "accuse"?
accusation
When detectives ... ... , they study it in detail.
analyse evidence
When detectives ... ..., they give evidence or proof that something is true.
prove something
When detectives ... ..., they get DNA samples or something that can help to show that somebody did something bad.
collect evidence
When detectives ... ... .... of something, they say that this person did something bad.
accuse a suspect
When detectives ... ... ... with something, they make an official statement that they think the suspect did something bad.
charge a suspect
When detectives ... ... ..., they take them to a police station because they think they have done something bad.
arrest a suspect
When detectives ... ... ..., they ask them things
question a suspect
When detectives ... ... ..., they try to find out what really happened
investigate a case
someone who destroys public or private property
vandal
a person who steals
thief
a person who steals from stores
shoplifter
a person who takes someone's property by threat or force
robber
a person who steals copyrighted work and sells it without permission OR a person who robs ships at sea
pirate
a person who attacks people in order to steal their money
mugger
someone who gets money by deceiving or misleading people; a criminal who commits a fraud
fraudster
a person who illegally enters buildings and steals things
burglar
the act of taking something that belongs to someone; stealing
theft
to harm something or someone
damage
to enter somewhere (e.g. a house) illegally and forcefully, can be done with no intention for crime
break into
.... is when a person tricks somebody to get money or something from them.
Fraud
.... is when somebody takes a person's money or possessions using violence.
Mugging
.... is when somebody copies software such as CDs and DVDs illegally; or attacks and robs ships at sea.
Piracy
... is when somebody takes things from a shop without paying.
Shoplifting
.... is when somebody damages public property.
Vandalism
A .... is when somebody steals from a bank or a person.
robbery
A .... is when somebody breaks into a house and steals things from it.
burglary
A ...is when somebody steals something.
theft