think of one word only which can be used appropriately in all three sentences. type the word in with lowercase letters with no space before and after it. for each group of three sentences, there is a different word.

1) the police officer warned the boys to keep of trouble.
sophie isn't at all about her plans for the future.
from this viewpoint you сап see the rif mountains оn а day.
2) the team did so in the heats that they did not even reach the quarter-finals.
some of our trees were damaged in the storm.
their roof has been leaking for some time and is in need of repair.
3) the prize-winning sculpture is оn at the national gallery this week.
as we rounded the bend, the first few houses came into .
there is а widespread that too much sugar is bad for you.
4) some of the tourists аre hoping to get compensation for the poor state of the hotel, and i think they have а very case.
there's is no point in trying to wade across the river, the current is far too .
lf you're asking me which of the candidates should get the job, l'm afraid i don't have any views either way.