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English Vocabulary Booster: Crime
English Vocabulary Booster: Crime
Episode 30
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Crime Hit
Hit-and-run
Get pulled over
Speed
Give a ticket
I’m not a great driver, okay? I’ve never been but I try to drive safely. Yesterday I got distract-
ed, only for a second, I promise. I checked my phone and as I did… BOOM. I hit something
or… someone with my car. I panicked and instead of stopping I started driving even faster.
I know that’s considered a hit-and-run but I got so scared I couldn’t even think properly! I
drove a couple more miles and I thought maybe I had imagined it all. But I hadn’t, right
behind me there was a police car getting closer and closer. Just as I’d expected, I got
pulled over. waited for the officer to come talk to me. I was about to cry, to tell him that yes,
it had been me, that I was guilty, that I was a horrible person. But, to my surprise, he simply
said ‘I don’t know if you realize it, miss, but you were speeding so, I’m sorry, but I’m going to
have to give you a ticket. Oh and, by the way, you should check your car, make sure it’s fine,
I noticed you hit a big rock back there.’ That’s right. A stupid rock!
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Hit - I hit something or... someone with my car.
• If you hit someone with your car, is it because the car was moving quickly or slowly?
• Can you die if a car hits you?
• Have you ever been hit by a car? Or have you ever hit someone?
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