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'Emigrate' means to leave one's country to live in another. If the sentence is looking at the point of departure, use emigrate. It is implied that 'he' is leaving his country. So, blank (I) will be filled by 'emigrate'. 'Immigrate' is to come into another country to live permanently. If the sentence is looking at the point of arrival, use immigrate. Sentence (I) points to Finland which is the destination or arrival point. So, 'immigrate' will fill blank (II). 'Migrate' means to move from one place to another, like birds do in specific seasons. When talking about actual movement, as mentioned in the sentence (III), we use 'migrate'. So, 'migrate' will fill the third blank.

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Breadth refers to the extent of something from side to side. Breath refers to the air that is inhaled and exhaled in respiration. Breathe means to draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs. Sentence (I) requires a verb because the blank is preceded by an adverb (hardly). Breathe is a verb. So, breathe will fill blank (I). 'Breadth' is related to measurements and sentence (III) is describing the earth that was dug around the trench. So, the third blank will be filled by 'breadth'. 'For' preposition is followed by a noun as 'for' describes a purpose, which is always a noun 'Breath' is a noun and will fill blank (II).

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When you take a bath, it means you wash yourself in a tub of water. Bath is a noun. Bathe is a verb which means to cleanse the entire body. Baht is the basic unit of money in Thailand. Fine is paid in currency and 'baht' is a currency. So, blank (III) will be filled by 'baht'. Blank (II) is preceded by 'to-innitive'. This means it will be filled by a verb. So, 'bathe' will blank (II). (1) Bath, baht, bathe (2) Baht, bathe, bath (3) Bathe, bath, baht (4) Bath, bathe, baht skipped 'The' is an article placed before a noun. 'Bath' is a noun and will fill blank (I).

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Manic is an adjective which means to be affected with or marked by frenzy or mania uncontrolled by reason. Maniac is a noun which refers to an insane person. Mania is a noun which means an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession. Blank (II) requires an adjective as it succeeded by a noun (energy). So, ‘manic’ will fill blank (II). We use 'maniac' when referring to a single person. 'The occupant' in sentence (III) is a single person. So, 'maniac' will fill blank (III). Football season is generally welcomed with great enthusiasm. So, 'mania' will fill blank (I).

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Insinuate means to gradually make oneself a part of a group, a person’s life, etc. So, 'Insinuate' will blank (II). Imply means to suggest a consequence rather than to make a clear statement. There was no physical evidence about whether the minister about the deals or not. It was just one single letter that too vague. So, 'imply' will fill blank (III). Infer means to conclude based on facts or observations; to conclude from certain evidence (literally, to bring in, to deduce). When we say 'reasonable', we mean that there were some evidences or events that leaves no doubt any reasonable mind that the conclusion is that the government knew about the deals. So, 'infer' will fill blank (I).