Lesson 3 - People
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This page: Listen to and read a dialogue in English where someone is describing a criminal.

"At the Police Station"
Dialogue

Listen to and read the dialogue.

► Listen to the dialogue

• POLICE OFFICER - Mr. Green?
• MR. GREEN - Yes, officer?
• POLICE OFFICER - Officer Hernandez tells me that you are a witness to a robbery.
• MR. GREEN - Yes. At the ValueMart grocery store.
• POLICE OFFICER - Can you tell me about the robber?
• MR. GREEN - Yes. He's tall and thin. He has short, black hair.
• POLICE OFFICER - OK. Is his hair straight or curly?
• MR. GREEN - It's sort of wavy.
• POLICE OFFICER - OK. Does he have a mustache or beard?
• MR. GREEN - No.
• POLICE OFFICER - What about glasses?
• MR. GREEN - No.
• POLICE OFFICER - What about his age? Approximately how old is he?
• MR. GREEN - I'm not sure. Maybe in his late twenties.
• POLICE OFFICER - Ok. I'll give this information to the police artist to make the wanted poster.

 

Practice

Write the words in order to form sentences. Make sure you have correctly written the letters in uppercase or lowercase as appropriate and that you have written the period or question mark at the end.  To correct your answer, click on the CHECK button. 

1. you      robber      Can      the      me      tell      about      ?
 
 

2. black      He      short,      hair      has      .
 
 

3.  old      Approximately      how      is      he      ?
 
 

4. his      hair      straight      Is      ?
 
 

5.  he      have      a      Does      mustache      ?
 
 

 

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