Circle the correct item. 1 I've just sent Tom a text message. A yet B ever C just D for 2 Have you ever 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 MP3 player last week. A gets B got C has got D is getting
I've just sent Tom a text message. (Just indicates recent completion of an action).
Have you ever written a blog? (Ever is used in questions to ask about experience at any time in the past).
Sarah hasn't finished her ICT project yet. (Yet is used in negative sentences and questions in the present perfect to indicate that something has not happened up to now).
Have you emailed Tony yet? (Have is used to form the present perfect tense in questions).
I've had this netbook for two years. (For is used to indicate a period of time).
Did you call me yesterday? (Did is used to form the past simple tense in questions).
Julie got a new MP3 player last week. (Got is the past simple of get, used to talk about a completed action in the past).