Question

Help plz дам балы кто сделает Lucky, a big black cat, went missing shortly after our family moved to a new house. He was curious and enjoyed exploring the environment. It often made us worry about ____HE______. Mum often said “I wish our Lucky ______BE______ less curious. I feel better when he is in the house, safe and lazy.” As we ______NOT/CAN_____ keep him at home, we made him wear a special tag. Our address ____WRITE_____ on it in large printed letters. Mum said: “If one day Lucky gets missing, the tag ____HELP____ us find him”. Lucky disappeared on the ____THREE____ day after moving house. We looked for the cat everywhere. We asked all our new neighbours about him. We even asked all the _____POLICEMAN____ in our district if they had seen him. But nobody had seen a cat that looked like our Lucky. In the end, we ______LOSE_____ hope. Two weeks later I was passing by our old house. On the porch there was a cat that looked strikingly like Lucky. And it was Lucky! I grabbed him and brought him home. “Mum, look who I _____FIND____!” I cried to mum. “The new owner told me the cat had been waiting for us in our old house. Nobody could inform us about him because the address on the cat’s tag is our old address.”

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Answer 2

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Lucky, a big black cat, went missing shortly after our family moved to a new house. He was curious and enjoyed exploring the environment. It often made us worry about him. Mum often said, “I wish our Lucky would be less curious. I feel better when he is in the house, safe and lazy.” As we could not keep him at home, we made him wear a special tag. Our address was written on it in large printed letters. Mum said: “If one day Lucky gets missing, the tag will help us find him.” Lucky disappeared on the third day after moving house. We looked for the cat everywhere. We asked all our new neighbors about him. We even asked all the policemen in our district if they had seen him. But nobody had seen a cat that looked like our Lucky. In the end, we lost hope. Two weeks later, I was passing by our old house. On the porch, there was a cat that looked strikingly like Lucky. And it was Lucky! I grabbed him and brought him home. “Mum, look who I found!” I cried to Mum. “The new owner told me the cat had been waiting for us in our old house. Nobody could inform us about him because the address on the cat’s tag is our old address.”