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No, they’re not soldiers. These bet365 e sports armed men are actually teachers.

At this school in Pakistan, teachers have been told to carry guns bet365 e sports in order to protect children.

One is even acting as a bet365 e sports sniper on the school roof.

Many schools have taken this bet365 e sports unusual step following a Taliban attack that killed over 130 bet365 e sports pupils.

This teacher says he would rather be carrying a pen.

Transcriçãobet365 e sportsportuguês:

Não, eles não são soldados. Na verdade, estes homens bet365 e sports armados são professores.

Nesta escola no Paquistão, os professores foram instruídos a andar armados com bet365 e sports o objetivo de proteger as crianças.

Um deles está inclusive cumprindo a funçãobet365 e sports bet365 e sports franco-atirador no telhado da escola.

Várias escolas tomaram esta bet365 e sports iniciativa incomum após o ataque do grupo Talebã que matou maisbet365 e sports130 bet365 e sports alunos.

Este professor diz que preferiria portar uma caneta.

Vocabulary:

bet365 e sports armed - carrying guns or other weapons

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bet365 e sports sniper - someone who shoots a gun from a hidden place

bet365 e sports unusual step - an unexpected decision or action

bet365 e sports pupils - school children

Exercise:

Use one of the words or phrases below to complete each of these sentences from news reports. Note that you may have to change the form of a word to complete the sentence correctly.

bet365 e sports armed / in order to /sniper / unusual step / pupil

1. Human rights groups say that dozens of people have been killed during the protests. The government puts the figure at 12 - a policeman shot by a __________ and 11 looters killed by security guards.

2. The people behind one of the biggest video games of the year are taking the __________ of banning some of its fans from playing the online, multi-player version.

3. A 90-year-old Kenyan woman who goes to class with six of her great-great-grandchildren is believed to be the oldest primary school __________ in the world.

4. Labour Leader Ed Miliband said he would "put working people first" in order to build a prosperous UK if his party comes to power in the general election.

5. In September a man __________ with a knife scaled the White House perimeter fence and gained access to the building.

Answers:

1. Human rights groups say that dozens of people have been killed during the protests. The government puts the figure at 12 - a policeman shot by a sniper and 11 looters killed by security guards.

Source: DR Congo senate amends census law to allow 2016 election

http://tinyurl.com/p3ynom4

2. The people behind one of the biggest video games of the year are taking the unusual step of banning some of its fans from playing the online, multi-player version.

Source: Cheating gamers face online ban

http://tinyurl.com/2ervfdx

3. A 90-year-old Kenyan woman who goes to class with six of her great-great-grandchildren is believed to be the oldest primary school pupil in the world.

Source: Kenyan grandmother at school with her great-great-grandchildren

http://tinyurl.com/nknflze

4. Labour Leader Ed Miliband said he would "put working people first" in order to build a prosperous UK if his party comes to power in the general election.

Source: Ed Miliband: ‘Put working people first’

http://tinyurl.com/lrnakkd

5. In September a man armed with a knife scaled the White House perimeter fence and gained access to the building.

Source: Flying ‘quad copter’ triggers White House alert

http://tinyurl.com/l368xgg