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Tham khảo tài liệu 'vocabulary games for teachers phần 10', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 78 PUZZLE IT OUT Clues Ms Stevens usually looks on the bright side of life. The man in room 101 loves going to parties and meeting people. The person who works at a hospital is from down-under. Mr Grove doesn t like telling strangers what his job is - especially not motorists. Mr Harvey sold two houses last week. The person in the room next to him often deals with divorces and wills. The person who wears a uniform to work has green fingers. The woman who speaks German as well as she speaks English hates spending money. The tradesman has a dress rehearsal tonight. The person who loves ordering people about has an end room. Mr Harvey has been an ornithologist for nearly twenty years. The estate agent s wife passed away last year. Mrs Williams has an excellent serve. The person with a tanned scalp has a very high opinion of himself. The person in the room next to the plumber often visits Art galleries. Mr Petty is in the room between Ms Stevens and Mrs Williams. The traffic warden s brother was bom half an hour before him. The optimist Is staying In room 102. The solicitor hopes to play at Wimbledon one day. The person in room 104 never tips. Mr Harvey is in room 105. 142 79 FIND THE WORDS Read through the newspaper articles below and see if you can work out what the missing words are. There are twelve different words altogether numbered 1-12. THE GANG WITH THE WORST SENSE OF DIRECTION A team of criminals planned a raid on a Peterborough newsagent s 1 down to the last detail. In the middle of the 2 they knocked a hole 3 an outside wall carefully removing one brick at a 4 until they could climb into the room where the safe was kept. They worked for several 5 until at last they broke 3 . However they 6 themselves standing not in the strong room but a lavatory which was locked 7 the other side. They collected up their tools and went 8 empty-handed. THE GREATEST CRIMINAL COINCIDENCE In the early 5 of Sunday morning two raiders bent over a safe in a grocer s 1 in Fulham .
