Тест по английскому языку Learn, find out, discover
- Онлайн тест №91 на тему «Learn, find out, discover».
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It took me some time but I the real reason for his sudden disappearance.
- discovered
- found out
- learnt
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I was sorry that my favorite team had lost the game.
- to discover
- to learn
- to find out
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We that we know nothing about Tim or his background.
- have found out
- have discovered
- have learnt
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Do you happen to know when the train from Moscow arrives? - No, but I .
- will discover
- will learn
- will find out
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Three thousand meters below the Gulf Stream another swift current .
- has been discovered
- has been found out
- has been learnt about
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Will you let me know as soon as you about their arrival?
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I joined the Navy because I liked the way they keep the boats so nice and clean. But I didn't till this week who keeps them so nice and clean.
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The police the criminal's hiding place in a deserted storehouse.
- discovered
- found out
- learnt
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Steve didn't know anything about his partner's intentions; he about them by chance.
- had found out
- had discovered
- had learnt
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When Simon about the changes in the project, it was too late.
- found out
- discovered
- learnt
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I can't get in touch with John. Can you where he is at present?
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Susan suddenly that she had run out of money.
- discovered
- learnt
- found out
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William that Ann had made a lot of big mistakes at work and that she was afraid of losing her job.
- found out
- discovered
- learnt
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Did you who had taken your dictionary?
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means to get some information about something by having made an effort.
- To find out
- To learn
- To discover
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