Scene 4 Detective: Ok. I have a few questions that I need to ask you about the moment the crime occurred. What _________ (do) yesterday at exactly 2:39PM? Suspect 1: I was sitting outside and I _________ (eat) at 2:39. Detective: And you were eating your food? Suspect 1: Well, not exactly. You see, right before 2:39, I _________ (find) some free food on the table, so I was eating it. Detective: Hmm. I see. Then it couldn’t have been you. You could _________ (not, take) the paperclip. It’s just not possible. Suspect 1: That’s right. Scene 5 Detective: What are you doing? Suspect 2: I _________ (not, do) anything! Detective: I _________ (look) for you for a long time. Suspect 2: But why?! I _________ (not, do) anything wrong…yet. Detective: Ok…what’s in your hand? Suspect 2: What are you talking about? My hand _________ (cut off) years ago in a scissors accident! Detective: By the time I _________ (finish) this case, the Greenland drug deal _________ (start) and _________ (end) already. Scene 6 Jake: What are you doing? Detective: I _________ (look) for a woman with two hands. Jake: Well, that lady has two hands. Detective: What?! Where? Jake: I know she has two hands because she always _________ (wear) gloves…two of them! Detective: Let’s go! Scene 7 Detective: I need to ask you some questions, and I hope you have a good alibi. Where were you yesterday? Suspect 3: I was in…um…I was in Papertown. You _________ (never, hear) of it. It’s in another country. It’s near…um…Pinkland. Detective: Pinkland? Papertown? Ok, well then show me the stamp in your passport. Suspect 3: I _________ (not, have) a passport. I mean, I _________ (not, have) a passport yesterday. What I mean is, I _________ (never, own) a passport in my life! Detective: Ok, ma’am, you’re making your situation worse by the minute. I can see that you have two hands! Now tell me about the jewelry that you usually _________ (wear). Suspect 3: I usually just wear rings. Detective: Ok. You usually wear rings, but you _________ (not,
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Ok. I have a few questions that I need to ask you about the moment the crime occurred. What **were you doing** yesterday at exactly 2:39 PM? Suspect 1: I was sitting outside and I **was eating** at 2:39. Detective: And you were eating your food? Suspect 1: Well, not exactly. You see, right before 2:39, I **found** some free food on the table, so I was eating it. Detective: Hmm. I see. Then it couldn’t have been you. You could **not have taken** the paperclip. It’s just not possible. Suspect 1: That’s right.
Scene 5
Detective: What are you doing? Suspect 2: I **was not doing** anything! Detective: I **had been looking** for you for a long time. Suspect 2: But why?! I **had not done** anything wrong…yet. Detective: Ok…what’s in your hand? Suspect 2: What are you talking about? My hand **was cut off** years ago in a scissors accident! Detective: By the time I **finish** this case, the Greenland drug deal **will have started** and **will have ended** already.
Scene 6
Jake: What are you doing? Detective: I **am looking** for a woman with two hands. Jake: Well, that lady has two hands. Detective: What?! Where? Jake: I know she has two hands because she always **wears** gloves…two of them! Detective: Let’s go!
Scene 7
Detective: I need to ask you some questions, and I hope you have a good alibi. Where were you yesterday? Suspect 3: I was in…um…I was in Papertown. You **have never heard** of it. It’s in another country. It’s near…um…Pinkland. Detective: Pinkland? Papertown? Ok, well then show me the stamp in your passport. Suspect 3: I **did not have** a passport. I mean, I **did not have** a passport yesterday. What I mean is, I **have never owned** a passport in my life! Detective: Ok, ma’am, you’re making your situation worse by the minute. I can see that you have two hands! Now tell me about the jewelry that you usually **wear**. Suspect 3: I usually just wear rings. Detective: Ok. You usually wear rings, but you **did not wear** any rings yesterday, correct? Suspect 3: No, I **did not wear** any rings yesterday. Detective: Interesting.