# Address

## Verb + address

* write / print your address
* send your address to (him)
* *swap / exchange* addresses
* give me (your) address
* get (their) address
* **lose (your) address**

## Types of address

* your current address
* your e-mail address
* your full address
* your new address
* a return address
* the above address
* (give) a false address

## Exercise

### Verb + address

1. I can ***give*** you the address of a good dentist if you ever need one.
2. Please ***write*** your name and address in capital letters at the top of the paper.
3. Graham hasn't written to me for some time. Perhaps he's ***lost*** my address.
4. For further details, ***send*** your name and address to BCR, PO Box 435, London.
5. Tell me. How did you ***get*** my address?
6. We ***exchanged / swapped*** addresses with the people we met on holiday, and promised to send them some photographs when we got back home.

### Types of address

1. Please write your full address clearly *on the form*. - b
2. He gave a false name and address to the police. - f
3. I think Mark's e-mail address is on his business card. - e
4. Interviews will be held at *the above address* on the 2nd of December. - a
5. Once l've found somewhere to live, I'll send you my new address. - g
6. I didn't know who to send it back to. There was no return address on the parcel. - d
7. The last address I have *for him* is in Boston. I don't know his current address. - c

## Notes

1. Note these expressions:
   * *I'm afraid there's nobody called McDonald **at this address**.*
   * *Please inform us of **any change of address**.*
   * *I'll just **take a note of your name and address**. (write it down)*
2. You write your *full address* or *your address in full*.