C) somewhere, anywhere, nowhere 1. I haven't seen him 2. I know the place is ...
about here, but I don't know exactly where. 3. Did
you go yesterday? – No, I went ... , I stayed at
home the whole day. 4. ... is safe anymore. 5. '...' is
usually used instead of ...' in negative sentenses and
questions. 6. Bad manners will get you​

1. Tom: Have__ you ever (been) to the USA ?
Angie: Yes, I (went) there last year actually.
2. Anna: Oh no! I (think) I ___have (lost) my keys! ___Have___ you (seen) them anywhere?
Benny: Well, they (were) by the phone earlier this morning. __Have you (looked) there?
3. Petra: Do___ you (know) where Antonio is?
Gerta: Yes, he (is) in his bedroom. He (is doing) his homework.
4. Amit: I am___ (going) for a walk. _Do___ you (want) to come?
Ajay: No, thanks. I (am expecting) a phone call.
5. Pittara: Have___ you (seen) Sasha recently?
Peach: Yes, this morning actually while I (was driving) to work. But, I ___have (not spoken) to him for weeks.
6. Pascal: ___Did you (see) him at the party last night?
Francois: Yes, but he (left) when we (arrived).

Dear James,

I am sorry, I have not written. I am moving to London. I received your beautiful book on Java language programming art on September 3. But I had to leave Madrid the next day on September 15. I was very happy that you sent me your address again because I had left your address in a box of papers in Madrid to be sent to London later.

On October 15, I will move to London.

My address will be 04532, London, Bond street, 6-43

With best whishes,

Michael

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Дорогой Джеймс!

Извини меня, что не писал. Я переезжаю в Лондон. Получил твою прекрасную книгу о программировании на Ява 14 сентября. Но на следующий день мне пришлось уехать из Мадрида. Я очень рад, что ты снова сообщил мне свой адрес, так как я оставил его в Мадриде среди моих документов, которые позднее должны были быть отправлены в Лондон.

Я перееду в Лондон 15 октября.

Мой новый адрес будет: 04532, Лондон, Бонд-стрит, 6-43

С наилучшими пожеланиями,

Михаил