You need to choose the correct forms to complete these sentences.

<span>I left my keys </span><select></select><span> in this room, but I can't remember where.</span>

<span>Can you find the remote? I've looked </span><select></select><span> in the house.</span>

<span>I need to go </span><select></select><span> but here for my vacation.</span>

<span>I will go </span><select></select><span> with you because I can't trust you.</span>

<span>He felt like he belonged </span><select></select><span>. He was a nomad at heart.</span>

<span>I'll meet you </span><select></select><span> in the city center at noon.</span>

<span>Today is Independence Day, so you can see flags </span><select></select><span> around.</span>

<span>The lost dog could be </span><select></select><span> by now. We need to find him quickly.</span>

<span>Where this place is, I don't know. Maybe, it's </span><select></select><span> near Paris.</span>

<span>You can find plastic things </span><select></select><span> — at work, at home, in the streets, and even in the wild.</span>

You need to choose all correct sentences. There may be mistakes in places related to current topic.

He turned into a dead end and there was everywhere to run.

She checked her pockets, but her wallet was nowhere to be found.

It doesn't matter, I'd go anywhere with you.

The box broke and the apples went anywhere.

Your clean blouse is somewhere on the shelf. Look for it more carefully.

Jack, you are free to sit nowhere you like.

By the way, we will travel nowhere this autumn. We are short of money.

That town is located somewhere in the mountains.

I know my phone is everywhere in my backpack.

I don't feel at home anywhere else apart from my native town.

Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, everywhere