Object

• secret: He reveals insider secrets to skyrocket your podcast nothing held back.

• truth: The window dressing returns in the middle, but the summary of priorities reveals the truth.

• extent: That is because it reveals the extent of a believer's devotion to God.

• yesterday: British servicemen and tourists in Cyprus could be annihilated by germ warfare missiles launched by Iraq, it was revealed yesterday.

• difference: In general, trials revealed few differences between NSAIDs.

• insight: Data revealed important insights into what the process of change is like for a client.

Preposition: that

• %: The research revealed that 68.6 % of home PCs have suffered a virus infection.

Adjective complement

• more: A Birmingham newspaperâs poll also revealed more than 50 per cent expect Villa to be fighting relegation again.

Modifying Another Word

• exclusively: Before I exclusively reveal these insider secrets can I ask you question?

• gradually: Their violent acts gradually reveal themselves to be caused by deep-rooted societal issues.

Used with why or when

• who: The nail biting wait is over, we can finally reveal who won the tickets to The 5 Star Heathrow Congress!

• why: Those 6 words reveal why you can keep smiling in the worst of circumstances.

• what: The Documents List You may not want to reveal what documents or image files you've viewed recently.

• which: They might also reveal which regions of the world, or period in history are of specific interest for wheat breeding.

• where: Stockist List for Gardening Angels 2 We reveal where you can get your hands on that must-have item as seen on the show.

• when: All will be revealed when plans are complete " .

Preposition: in

• excavation: More of Salisbury Plain's fascinating history was revealed in an excavation by Channel 4's Time Team, see page 58.

• survey: These statistics were revealed in a new survey carried out by MORI on behalf of Towers Perrin.

Preposition: from

• heaven: In 2 Thessalonians chapter 1 and verse 7, it tells us about a day when the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven.

Preposition: with

• clarity: Events which seem disconnected or driven by other influences are revealed with great clarity as having basic economic principles behind them.