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Choices: judge, suspect, verdict, , sentences,guilt 1. Police have (charged) a suspect in the murder of a local convenience store owner. 2. The police are looking for people who may have (trial) a traffic accident which occurred yesterday at Douglas and Yates. 3. He is the main (victim) in the murder of his wife. 4. He is on (withessed) for the murder of his business partner. 5. The judge will hand down his (innocent) tomorrow morning at 10:00. 6. David Milgard, Donald Marshall, and Guy-Paul Morin were three (convicted) men who spent years in prison in Canada for murders they didn't commit. 7. The police decided not to (arrested) because they didn't have enough evidence. 8. He was (testified) of the murder of his business partner, and sentenced to 10 years in prison. 9. During the trial, the woman (prosecut) that her husband was asleep in bed at the time the murder occurred. 10. He was (verdict) to death for the murder of his wife and children.

Good morning my dear [이름]!   Thanks for trying! It seems that you are confused or maybe unaware of the meaning of the words. Anyway, below are are the correct answers. I also provided the meaning of each term. See you tomorrow!   ~Teacher Shanee   Choices: judge, suspect, verdict, , sentences,guilt1. Police have (charged) a suspect in the murder of a local convenience store owner. >>> arrested [caught]2. The police are looking for people who may have (trial) a traffic accident which occurred yesterday at Douglas and Yates. >>> witnessed [saw something that happened]3. He is the main (victim) in the murder of his wife. >>> suspect [a person who is believed to be guilty of something]4. He is on (withessed) for the murder of his business partner. >>> trial [the examnation in a court of law of the facts of a case to decide whether a person is guilty of a crime or responsible for an injury to another person] 5. The judge will hand down his (innocent) tomorrow morning at 10:00. >>> verdict [a decision of a jury as to whether someone is guilty after having heard the facts given at a trial]6. David Milgard, Donald Marshall, and Guy-Paul Morin were three (convicted) men who spent years in prison in Canada for murders they didn\'t commit.>>> innocent [not guilty of a paticular crime]7. The police decided not to (arrested) because they didn\'t have enough evidence.>>> prosecute [to officially accuse someoneof committing an illegal act and to bring a case against that person in a court of law]8. He was (testified) of the murder of his business partner, and sentenced to 10 years in prison. >>> convicted [decided officially in a court of law that someone is guilty of a particular crime]9. During the trial, the woman (prosecut) that her husband was asleep in bed at the time the murder occurred. >>> testified [spoke seriously about something especially what you know about a case in a court of law after you have officially promised to tell the truth] 10. He was (verdict) to death for the murder of his wife and children. >>> sentenced [condemned to punishment]