Read the letter and put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense 1. (like) to find out because I just hear of a job that exactly (suit) him, but if he (not apply) fairly soon of course he (not get it). I last (see) him about a month ago, when he just (leave) his job with the film company. He (say) he (go) to France a holiday and 11 (promise) to send me a postcard with his french address as soon as he (find) a place to say. But I have heard nothing since then and (not know) even whether he went to France or not. If you (know) his address I will be veru gratetful if you phone me. I (try) to phone you several times but your phone doesnt seem to be working

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10 апреля, 18:36

Read the letter and put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense 1. (like) to find out because I just hear of a job that exactly (suit) him, but if he (not apply) fairly soon of course he (not get it). I last (see) him about a month ago, when he just (leave) his job with the film company. He (say) he (go) to France a holiday and 11 (promise) to send me a postcard with his french address as soon as he (find) a place to say. But I have heard nothing since then and (not know) even whether he went to France or not. If you (know) his address I will be veru gratetful if you phone me. I (try) to phone you several times but your phone doesnt seem to be working

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Like to find out because I just hear of a job that exactly suits him, but if he is not apply fairly soon of course he will not get it. I last saw him about a month ago, when he just left his job with the film company. He said he would go to France for a holiday and promised to send me a postcard with his french address as soon as he found a place to say. But I have heard nothing since then and do not know even whether he went to France or not. If you know his address I will be very grateful if you phone me. I've tried to phone you several times but your phone does not seem to be working.