Question

Correct answers. I love holidays in old cities. There's somewhere / everywhere different to go every day.

Answer 1

Ответ:

everywhere different to go every day

Объяснение:

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Answer 2

I love holidays in old cities. There's somewhere  different to go every day. - Я люблю отдых в старых городах. Каждый день есть куда пойти.

Answer 3

Both "somewhere" and "everywhere" can be correct, but they convey slightly different meanings:

1. "I love holidays in old cities. There's somewhere different to go every day." - This sentence implies that in old cities, there are various unique places to visit every day, but not necessarily all of them. You're emphasizing the existence of unique options.

2. "I love holidays in old cities. There's everywhere different to go every day." - This sentence suggests that there are so many different places to visit in old cities that you could go almost anywhere and have a different experience every day. It emphasizes the abundance of options.

Both sentences are grammatically correct; your choice depends on whether you want to stress the uniqueness of the places (somewhere) or the abundance of options (everywhere).