Object

• truth: Other countries have discovered these truths the hard way.

• secret: Discover the Secrets of the Grand Chocolat, the Grand Crus of chocolate, which has been made in the Ardeche since 1922.

• joy: Above all Jonathan helped me to free myself from my fears and to discover the joy of playing in ' scary ' places.

• treasure: Mendelssohn discovered hidden treasure which he brought to the attention of the public ( see Matthew 13.

• talent: You will discover new talents and easily identify many species by the course end.

• meaning: Overview This exercise uses a simple concordancer to discover the meaning of words in context.

Subject

• accident: Discovered by accident in the late 1920s, the Pcs have many industrial uses.

Adjective complement

• more: Over the next few days, we discover more of the beauties of the island.

Modifying Another Word

• newly: We then investigated these newly discovered areas in the field.

• soon: They soon discover they just did... ' For lots of lethal violence involving high-tech weaponry.

• recently: Lectures I've recently discovered the LSE free public lecture program.

Used with why or when

• who: Barnaby sets out to discover who has perpetrated the crime.

• what: Through the Internet, you'll be able to discover what you'll never hear on the six o'clock news.

• which: Then simply move your mouse around the picture to discover which bits take you where.

• why: Psychologists for the last 15 years have been trying to discover why the number 3 stimulates the human brain.

• where: Visiting NHS Direct in March, it had been quite difficult to discover where to access information in relation to heart disease.

• when: The vocational route is sometimes regarded as being second-class, as we discovered when we examined criticisms of our own system.

Preposition: in

• 1950s: Nearby, a Roman kiln was discovered in the 1950s and an archeological survey was carried out with local schools in 2002.

• basement: Two squabbling brothers are propelled into deepest space while playing a mysterious game they discovered in the basement of their old house.

Preposition: by

• accident: Discovered by accident in the late 1920s, the Pcs have many industrial uses.