Вопрос задан 31.10.2026 в 08:19. Предмет Английский язык. Спрашивает Христофорова Ярослава.

Употребите наречия неопределенного времени already, just, yet, ever там, где они подходят по смыслу (письменно).

I've received an important fax. Have a look.

"Don't forget to call Jack." "I've called him."

"Sam hasn't found a new job." "Yes, he has."

"Are you hungry?" "No, I've had lunch."

Have you been to the United States?

"Have they given us an answer?" "Yes, I've received their letter. Here it is."

"I haven't thought of my holiday plans." "Neither have I."

"Could you talk to Mr Bennett again, please?" "I've talked to him twice."

I'm afraid Ms Ellis can't come to our meeting. She's called.

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Отвечает Огурцова Анелия.

I've just received an important fax. Have a look.

“Don't forget to call Jack.” “I've already called him.”

“Sam hasn't found a new job yet.” “Yes, he has.”

“Are you hungry?” “No, I've just had lunch.”

Have you ever been to the United States?

“Have they given us an answer yet?” “Yes, I've just received their letter. Here it is.”

“I haven't thought of my holiday plans yet.” “Neither have I.”

“Could you talk to Mr Bennett again, please?” “I've already talked to him twice.”

I'm afraid Ms Ellis can't come to our meeting. She's just called.

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