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Meaning of "Invariably Poirots calls all the suspicions together..."



 
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Meaning of "Invariably Poirots calls all the suspicions together..." Sun Dec 17, 2006 5:24 am  Meaning of "Invariably Poirots calls all the suspicions together..."
 

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ESL/EFL Test #29 "Who has done it?", question 8

Invariably Poirots calls all the ......... together in the last part of the story.

(a) suspicions
(b) suspecting
(c) suspected
(d) suspects

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #29 "Who has done it?", answer 8

Invariably Poirots calls all the suspects together in the last part of the story.

Correct answer: (d) suspects

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Invariably Poirots calls all the suspicions together in the last part of the story.
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Meaning of "Invariably Poirots calls all the suspicions together..." Sun Dec 17, 2006 12:08 pm  Meaning of "Invariably Poirots calls all the suspicions together..."
 

In other words:

Inspector Poirot always calls a meeting of the suspects (the people who are thought to have committed the crime) near the end of the story.
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