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Rob or Steal ?
Rob ( + a person / a shop / a bank )
Steal ( + money / something )
Choose the correct verb in each sentence below
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1. He
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
a bottle of whisky from the shop.
2. He was stopped and
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
by two armed men.
3. Two banks were
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
last week.
4. If you leave your money there, it'll be
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
.
5. Someone's
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
my wallet !
6. They were planning to
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
a shop.
7. She
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
some clothes from her employers.
8. We have been
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
, all our silver's gone.
9. In the old days they used to hang people who
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
sheep.
10. The thieves were captured while
robbed
stole
stealing
rob
stolen
the goods.
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