Тест по английскому языку Catch, snatch, seize, grab

also has the meaning to capture, to arrest or take over by force.
- To seize
- To catch
- To snatch
- To grab
Don't the interlocutor by the arm, it's not polite.
- seize
- grab
- catch
- snatch
A drowning man at a straw. (a proverb)
- grabs
- snatches
- seizes
- catches
The enemy troops the fort.
- snatched
- grabbed
- seized
- caught
means to take hold of in a sudden, strong or eager way.
- To snatch
- To catch
- To seize
- To grab
Some fishermen are unlucky. Instead of catching fish they old boots and rubbish.
- grab
- snatch
- seize
- catch
You won't your train unless you hurry.
- seize
- snatch
- catch
- grab
Little Lily, the back of the chair was trying to stand up.
- snatching
- grabbing
- catching
- seizing
He me by the arm and twisted it.
- caught
- grabbed
- snatched
- seized
They had to drive very quickly in order their train.
- to grab
- to snatch
- to seize
- to catch
It's a good thing you've come just now; in ten minutes you wouldn't have me.
- seized
- grabbed
- caught
- snatched
"Don't your food, eat slowly," said the mother.
- seize
- grab
- catch
- snatch
The robber the money and ran off.
- grabbed
- seized
- snatched
- caught
The police a young man stealing a car.
- seized
- caught
- grabbed
- snatched
There are two kinds of fishermen: those who fish for sport and those who something.
- catch
- snatch
- seize
- grab