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| 1. We haven't caught the man yet, but we're on his _________ A. footsteps B. line C. traces D. track (my version - D) 2. The crime was not solved for several months, until fresh evidence came to _______ A. light B. view (I have found expressions with both nouns, but I'm not sure which one would be suitable here) 3. Silence in court! I won't _______ any further interruptions. A. bear B. put up with C. stand up for D - support (my version - B) 4. Holmes judged how tall the man was from the length of his _______ . A. foot B. pace C. step D. stride (my version - C) Thanks a lot! |
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| Anglika, thank you very much. I'm an English language teacher and some of our text-books do not have keys I really appreciate your help. |
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