Last month my husband and I went to a wedding in the north of the country
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Last month my husband and I went to a wedding in the north of the country. We
needed to stop for a night on the journey. We didn't have 1. anywhere / nowhere
to stay, so I rang the tourist information office to find a bed and breakfast. I asked
for 2. somewhere / everywhere near the main road and was given the address of a
small inn.
ooo
When we arrived it was almost dark. The inn was an old-fashioned place with a
garden that 3. anyone / no-one had tidied for a long time. The front door was
locked. We soon began to feel that 4. nobody / somebody didn't want visitors.
When we rang the bell 5. anybody / nobody answered, but we heard a noise inside
the building. We called out but 6. nothing/ everything happened. After several
minutes we decided to look for 7. anywhere / somewhere else to stay. We found a
modern hotel in the nearest village.
When we asked about the old inn, 8. everybody / somebody in the hotel was really
surprised. 9. Anybody / Nobody knew it.
"It's on the main road, just before this village" we explained.
At last the hotel owner asked her father, a very old man. "There was an inn many
years ago, but it burned down," he said. "10. No-one / Anyone goes there now."
After the wedding, we drove past the place again. There wasn't 11. nothing /
anything there. It seemed like a dream. But we know we saw 12. something/
anything. We don't know what it was.
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Last month my husband and I went to a wedding in the north of the country. We
needed to stop for a night on the journey. We didn't have 1. anywhere / nowhere
to stay, so I rang the tourist information office to find a bed and breakfast. I asked
for 2. somewhere / everywhere near the main road and was given the address of a
small inn.
ooo
When we arrived it was almost dark. The inn was an old-fashioned place with a
garden that 3. anyone / no-one had tidied for a long time. The front door was
locked. We soon began to feel that 4. nobody / somebody didn't want visitors.
When we rang the bell 5. anybody / nobody answered, but we heard a noise inside
the building. We called out but 6. nothing/ everything happened. After several
minutes we decided to look for 7. anywhere / somewhere else to stay. We found a
modern hotel in the nearest village.
When we asked about the old inn, 8. everybody / somebody in the hotel was really
surprised. 9. Anybody / Nobody knew it.
"It's on the main road, just before this village" we explained.
At last the hotel owner asked her father, a very old man. "There was an inn many
years ago, but it burned down," he said. "10. No-one / Anyone goes there now."
After the wedding, we drove past the place again. There wasn't 11. nothing /
anything there. It seemed like a dream. But we know we saw 12. something/
anything. We don't know what it was.