A printable worksheet for news-based English conversation classes.
Date: 2024/03/03
Difficulty: Intermediate B1
PDF: Delhi Police find lost iPhone in just 3 hours
| got back • | • policemen |
| praising • | • thanking |
| reported • | • notified |
| filed • | • registered |
| officers • | • follow |
| track down • | • returned |
| got back | returned |
| praising | thanking |
| reported | notified |
| filed | registered |
| officers | policemen |
| track down | follow |
In Delhi, a woman named Ekta Thakur lost her iPhone but got it back in just three hours, thanks to the Delhi Police. She shared her thanks on social media, praising the officers for their quick help.
The police found Ms. Thakur's phone quickly after she reported it missing. They took her to the police station, filed a report, got the phone's unique number from her service provider, and tracked the phone down.
Many other people also praised the police for their good work. Last year, the Mumbai Police helped a British YouTuber find his lost iPhone. The YouTuber thanked the police and called them the 'best in the world'.
| A: | Hey, I just lost my iPhone! |
| B: | Really? Okay, don't worry, let's call the police. |
| A: | I can't! I don't have my phone! |
| B: | Haha, I know. Just calm down. Let me do it. |
| A: | Wait. Will the police really look for my phone? |
| B: | Sure, they will, they do it all the time! |