Insert the appropriate indefinite pronoun or adverb. 1. she wanted ... stamps but there were not in the machine 2 ... I know told me ... of the details. 3. I saw hardly ... I knew at the party, and I did not get ... to drink. 4. We did not think he'd succeed but he managed ... 5 ... who believes what Jack says is a fool 6. Have not you got ... friends in Rome? I feel sure you have mentioned them once. 7. Are there ... letters for me? 8. Do not let ... in. I'm too busy to see ... 9. They can not have ... more strawberries, I want ... to make jam 10. When would like to come? ... day would you suit me. 11. Where shall we sit? Oh, ... will do 12. He's well known here but he's a ... (an not very important person) in his own country.

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Дмитрий Козин

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2 января, 06:36

Insert the appropriate indefinite pronoun or adverb. 1. she wanted ... stamps but there were not in the machine 2 ... I know told me ... of the details. 3. I saw hardly ... I knew at the party, and I did not get ... to drink. 4. We did not think he'd succeed but he managed ... 5 ... who believes what Jack says is a fool 6. Have not you got ... friends in Rome? I feel sure you have mentioned them once. 7. Are there ... letters for me? 8. Do not let ... in. I'm too busy to see ... 9. They can not have ... more strawberries, I want ... to make jam 10. When would like to come? ... day would you suit me. 11. Where shall we sit? Oh, ... will do 12. He's well known here but he's a ... (an not very important person) in his own country.

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Елизавета Семенова · Answer 1

1. She wanted some stamps but there were not in the machine.

2. Somebody I know told me some of the details.

3. I saw hardly somebody I knew at the party, and I did not get anything to drink.

4. We did not think he'd succeed but he managed everything.

5. Everybody who believes what Jack says is a fool.

6. Have not you got any friends in Rome? I feel sure you have mentioned them once.

7. Are there any letters for me?

8. Do not let anybody in. I'm too busy to see somebody.

9. They can not have any more strawberries, I want some to make jam.

10. When would like to come? Any day would you suit me.

11. Where shall we sit? Oh, somewhere will do.

12. He's well known here but he's a nobody (an not very important person) in his own country.