The place to which someone or something is going

(a)  

An effort to achieve or complete a task or goal

(a)  

The act of traveling from one place to another

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Machines, such as cars or buses, used for transporting people or goods

(a)  

To search for or try to find something

(a)  

Connected to or available through the internet

(a)  

A collection of related web pages located under a single domain name

(a)  

Existing or occurring on computers or the internet

(a)  

To go after someone or something; to track or observe

(a)  

A regularly updated website or web page written in an informal style

(a)  

Written, spoken, or electronic communications sent to someone

(a)  

A set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something

(a)  

People who have a high level of knowledge or skill in a particular area

(a)  

Correct, exact, and without any mistakes

(a)  

To discover or learn something

(a)  

To confirm that something is true or certain

(a)  

The action of making ready or being made ready for use

(a)  

To send or pass something from one person or place to another

(a)  

To begin a journey or start something

(a)  

Achieved the desired aim or result

(a)  

The amount of space between two points

(a)  

Arrived at a particular point or destination

(a)  

The space between two intersecting lines or surfaces

(a)  

The act of shaping something from a material by cutting

(a)  

To inspect or study something carefully

(a)  

To recognize or establish what something is

(a)  

Parts or traces of something that once existed

(a)  

A mythical ape-like creature said to inhabit North American forests

(a)  

A mythical creature from Latin American folklore that supposedly attacks livestock

(a)  

A fictional vampire character from Bram Stoker's novel; symbol of vampires

(a)  

A mythical large ape-like creature said to live in the Himalayas

(a)  

Despite the fact that; used to introduce a contrasting statement

(a)  

Used to introduce something contrasting with what has already been mentioned

(a)  

Despite the fact that; stronger form of "although"

(a)  

Used to introduce a contrasting or opposing idea

(a)  

As an alternative or substitute

(a)  

When did the village (a)   ?

Last October, divers (a)   a shipwreck in the Indian Ocean.

In 1912, RMS Titantic ___ ____ from Southampton, UK. The ship didn't arrive at its destination.

(a)  

Nautilus (a)   the Gulf of Mexico the day before yesterday.

It (a)   thousands of years ago.

Did you _____ __ read about the ocean as a kid?

(a)  

No, I never _____ __ be interested in the ocean, and I didn't use to read much at all!

(a)  

That changed when my dad, who _____ __ be a diver, took me diving for the first time, and I saw an old shipwreck.

(a)  

After that, I _____ __ read anything about the ocean I could get my hands on!

(a)  

After that, I (a)   read anything about the ocean I could get my hands on!