4 Circle the correct item. 1 I've sent Tom a text message. A yet B ever C just D for 2 Have you written a blog? A yet B ever C since D for 3 Sarah hasn't finished her ICT project . A yet B just C already D for 4 you emailed Tony yet? A Did B Do C Have D Are 5 I've had this netbook two years. A for B ever C since D already 6 you call me yesterday? A Did B Does C Have D Do 7 Julie a new device last week. A gets B is getting C has got D got

Ответ (EN)

1. 1. I've just sent Tom a text message. (Used to indicate something happened a very short time ago)
2. 2. Have you ever written a blog? (Used in present perfect to ask about experience)
3. 3. Sarah hasn't finished her ICT project yet. (Used in negative sentences and questions to indicate something expected has not happened)
4. 4. Did you email Tony yet? (Past simple is used for a specific completed action in the past, even if it's 'yet' and implies a question about the past.) Alternatively, if the focus is on completion or lack thereof up to now, 'Have' could be used. Given the options, 'Did' is a common choice for past actions asked about completion. However, 'Have' is also correct for present perfect. Let's stick with 'Have' as it's more common with 'yet' in present perfect questions. Correction: 'Have' is the correct auxiliary verb for the present perfect tense. The question is asking about an action completed at an unspecified time in the past, or one that has relevance to the present. 'Did' is used for the past simple, which refers to a specific time in the past. With 'yet', present perfect is typically preferred. Let's re-evaluate. The structure 'Have you emailed...' is present perfect. The option C is 'Have'. Thus, C Have is the correct choice to complete the sentence.
   *Self-correction*: The prompt asks to circle the correct item. The options are 'Did', 'Do', 'Have', 'Are'. The sentence starts with a blank, then 'you emailed Tony yet?'. To form a question in the present perfect tense, we use 'Have' or 'Has' followed by the subject and the past participle. Therefore, 'Have' is the correct auxiliary verb.
5. 5. I've had this netbook for two years. (Used to indicate duration)
6. 6. Did you call me yesterday? (Past simple is used for a specific completed action in the past, and 'yesterday' refers to a specific time in the past.)
7. 7. Julie got a new device last week. (Past simple is used for a specific completed action in the past, and 'last week' refers to a specific time in the past.)

Перевод (RU)

1. 1. Я только что отправил(а) Тому текстовое сообщение.
2. 2. Ты когда-нибудь писал(а) блог?
3. 3. Сара еще не закончила свой проект по ИКТ.
4. Ты отправил(а) сообщение Тони?
5. У меня этот нетбук уже два года.
6. Ты звонил(а) мне вчера?
7. Джули получила новое устройство на прошлой неделе.