Target Vocabulary & Expressions
Authentic idioms and phrasal verbs extracted directly from the dialogue.
perp
00:37Short for perpetrator; a person who has committed a crime.
pass over
02:06To ignore or overlook someone for a promotion or opportunity.
jump to conclusions
02:51To form an opinion or judgment hastily without enough evidence.
make eyes at
03:18To look at someone in a flirtatious or romantically interested way.
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Grammar Focus & Structures
Key grammar patterns and spoken structures heard throughout this episode.
Fill in the Blanks (Dialogue Practice)
5 dialogue sentences designed for listening and contextual cloze practice.
Jake, you're wearing an _____-button silk shirt to a crime scene in a luxury electronics store.
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Sign In to PracticeGrammar in Context (Grammar Cloze)
5 target grammar structures to identify and complete.
The only thing I'm guilty of is _____ a great detective and maybe taking too long on lunch.
00:09+4 more targeted grammar cloze structures to master in this episode.
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5 multiple-choice questions testing plot context and character motivation.
What key piece of evidence does Jake discover at the electronics store in Act 1?
Full CEFR Comprehension Assessment
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True or False Statements
Statement accuracy comprehension check based on dialogue facts.
"Jake believes his only fault is being a great detective and taking long lunches."
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