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2.13. The new chief of police is asking one of his deputies questions about
the people in the main office. In pairs, make the chiefs questions and the
deputy's answers to practice verbs + prepositions.
AT THE POLICE STATION
1. those two women / talk to / their lawyer
Chief. Who are those two women talking to?
Deputy: They're talking to their lawyer.
2. the secretary / look for / some old files
Chief. What's the secretary looking for?
Deputy: She's looking for some old files.
3. the old women / complain about / their landlord
4. the lab technicians / look at / some fingerprints
5. the private detective / search for / new evidence
6. your assistant / speak to / a group of students
7. the other deputies / listen to / an important tape
8. the old couple / wait for / their son
9. those two men / argue about / the jail cells
10. the camera crew / film for / the five o'clock news
In pairs, use the verbs above to ask and answer questions about
other people in the police station: the old woman, the young couple,
the newspaper reporter, the lawyer, the two policemen, etc.
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Answer 1

1. Those two women are talking to their lawyer.

2. The secretary is looking for some old files.

3. The old women are complaining about their landlord.

4.The lab technicians are looking at some fingerprints.

5.The private detective is searching for new evidence.

6.Your assistant is speaking to a group of students.

7. The other deputies are listening to an important tape.

8.The old couple is waiting for their son.

9.Those two women are arguing about the jail cells.

10. The camera crew is filming for the five o'clock news.