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Я часто ___ в кафе Му-му.
Adverbs like часто suggest round trips.
Их нет дома, они ___ в кино.
If she’s not home, she hasn’t yet made a round trip.
Я ___ домой в 7 часов.
You can’t go and return at a specific clock time.
Они никогда не ___ в музеи в Москве. Как жаль!
They never made this round trip.
Вчера мы ___ на концерт.
It’s now the next day, so clearly you’ve returned.
Не знаешь, где Сергей? Он куда-то ___?
If you don’t know where he is, he must not have returned. (куда-то = ‘somewhere, someplace’)
Мы каждый день ___ в институт.
Каждый день suggests repeated round trips.
–Где ты был? –Я ___ в книжный магазин.
You’ve just come back from the bookstore.
–Где Оля? Она ___ в магазин? –Нет, она ещё здесь.
If you’re asking where she is, you’re presuming she hasn’t returned.
Бабушка жила рядом, и утром мы часто ___ к ней.
Adverbs of frequency suggest repeated round trips.
Куда он ___, когда ты ему позвонил?
He was on his way somewhere when you called him.
Мы __, ___… и наконец увидели дачу.
You’re describing a long walk to the dacha.
Она ___ домой и думала о фильме.
She was thinking about the film as she walked home.
Кода мы ___ на занятия, мы говорили о рэпе в России.
Two imperfectives can express two simultaneous actions.