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Vocabulary: theft and fraud

with "simple theft and fraud"!  🤣 

                                                           A thief

             An armed robbery                                                                  A burglary              

- To steal something from somebody

- To rob somebody/ a bank

- To have one's wallet stolen

- There's been a bank robbery

- A robbery with breaking and entering

                                                            A break-in

                                                  Bag snatching

                                        Trying to smuggle products... 

- To smuggle sth in/ out 

- To forge sb's signature 

- it's forged/ it's a forgery 

- forged documents 

                                                      An arsonist...

Quite disturbing anyway!   I hope you won't be frightened by the test! Go for it! 

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A) 'Do lock your doors and secure your windows… There are more and more shopliftingsbreak-insswindlingI don't know in the neighbourhood…'

B) 'I had noticed that banknote had a weird touch, but I hadn’t imagined it had been swindledforgedlaunderedI don't know … I hope I won’t be in trouble…'

C) 'The last time I changed trains in Saint Pancras, I committed arsonforged a signaturehad my wallet stolenI don't know and was in a real mess… Now, I avoid the place…'

D) 'Her precious jewels were kept in a safe, but it was blownsmuggledforgedI don't know yesterday. during the arsonbag snatchingrobberyI don't know at that little bank… Hard luck…'

E) 'When I was standing in line at the jewellery, a man rushed in and shouted : ' Sit downCrookedHands upI don't know !' Everyone froze and an old woman fainted…'

F) 'When Thomas was working for that multinational company, he handled so much money that he couldn’t resist the temptation to embezzlesmuggleraidI don't know quite a big sum of money…'

G) Never try to smugglepilferswindleI don't know forbidden goods through a border… You might get long years in uncomfortable jails…

H) As a former fireman, it’s strange to see that his passion for fire has led him to commit pilferingarsonembezzlementI don't know ! Quite unbelievable…

I) At 19, Pam isn’t a hardened criminal, but she was caught shopliftingfor arsonlootingI don't know last summer and is on probation.