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cHAPTER 5
eLEMENTARY, DEAR STUDENTS
START
LESSONS
Revisions
Final task
DECODE THIS MESSAGE
9-113 -19 8 5 18 12 15 3 11
Who is Sherlock Holmes?
Listen and complete the document.
London
hat
pipe
cape
enemy
best friend
house-keeper
a thief/ robber
a knife
a clue
a magnifying glass
Buckingham palace
a fingerprint
Footprints
St Paul's cathedral
The culprit
Blood
Houses of Parliament
London Eye
Tower of London
The Gherkin
Westminster Abbey
a chalk line/ outline
To investigate
To interrogate a suspect
a rope
Piccadilly Circus
Tower Bridge
Escape Game
You're a new detective and you must help Sherlock Homes solve a crime in London. Complete your worksheet while playing the game.
detectives
Gloria
Museum
Rich, old
"I kidnapped Miss Penniless(...) and strangled her in front of your flat in Baker Street."
"or playing the violin at home"
"were you having your early morning walk around Regent’s Park and Primrose Hill ?"
"I killed Lord Windermere, behind the Bank of England."
"Maybe you were smoking your pipe."
"and left their bodies inside the Tower of London."
" or playing chess with Dr Watson"
"I killed three barmaids in Whitechapel"
"you were reading newspapers at your gentlemen’s club"
"Were you doing some chemistry experiments in your laboratory
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he/she
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Sam Cooper was playing the piano when she heard the gunshot. Lord Smith's daughter was phoning a friend when she heard the gunshot. The maid was serving drinks when she heard the gunshot. The butler was lighting candles when he heard a gunshot. Mr and Mrs Jones were dancing when they heard the gunshot. James, Julie and Ralph were playing poker. Lord Smith's siblings were chatting on the sofa. Mr Wallace was waiting for Lord Smith.
Prétérit en ING
were eating
was listening to music
was giving a speech
were running
were going to the cinema
was doing the shopping
called
told
was dead
had
asked
were doing
was killed
answered
was having a piano lesson
were
answered
was
had
did
A gun was found by the police.
The victim was killed by a murderer.
The culprit wasn't found by the detective.
The mouse was eaten by the cat.
The letter was written by his neighbour.
Where: In a field near to the stablesWhen: Earlier this week
Mr. Silas Brown: The stable manager of the rival stable at Mapleton
-The theft (=vol) of a horse-A murder
John Straker Colonel Ross Silver Blaze
John Straker: Sliver Blaze's trainer Colonel Ross: Silver Blaze's ownerSilver blaze: Most famous horse in the country
Win the race and make a lot of money Make the competition disappear
Describe this picture Who? What? When? Weapon? Make hypotheses Use
MIGHT
MAY
MUST
02:00
1.Who might the lady be? What might her relation to the dead man be? 2.Describe her physically and describe the expression on her face.
06:00
3.What might she have in her hand? 4.Do you think she is the murderer? Why? Why not?
06:00
Think about 5 questions a detective would ask to the lady.
Make a hypothesis!
PASSIVE VOICE
PRETERIT ING
VOCABULARY
FINAL TASK
1.Choose between an INTERROGATION and a TV REPORT2.Invent a crime (type of crime, victim, culprit, suspects place...) 3. Complete the worksheet and attribute the roles. 4. Practice.