Question

Look at the following sentences. Chose the correct word in italics. 1. Julia’s report has/ have been discussed. 2. Did/ Has your mobile phone been repaired yet? 3. An amazing new medicine has been/ be discovered in America. 4. Where is the secretary? The document has not been prepare/ prepared yet! 5. Are/ Have those letters been delivered?

Answer 1

1 has

2 has

3 has been

4 has not been prepared

5 Have those letters been delivered?

Answer 2

1. The correct word is "has" because "Julia's report" is singular and requires a singular verb.
2. The correct word is "has" because "your mobile phone" is singular and requires a singular verb. Additionally, the use of "yet" indicates that the action is completed.
3. The correct word is "been" because it is the past participle of "be" and is used to form the present perfect passive tense.
4. The correct word is "prepared" because it is the past participle of the verb "prepare" and is used to form the present perfect passive tense.
5. The correct word is "have" because "those letters" is plural and requires a plural verb. Additionally, the use of "been" indicates that the action is completed.