Question

1. They haven’t finished it (yet; already) __________. 2. I haven’t seen him __________ (for; since) 8 months.3. Hasn’t he __________ (do; did; done) it __________ (since; yet)?4. Our ship chandler sent __________ (us; to us) new catalogue.5. Yes, he __________ (is; has) got a lot of them now.6. Did you find __________ (your; yours) radiograms easily?7. The temperature is __________ (too; too much high), isn’t it?8. How __________ (many; much) does the car cost?9. I don’t have __________ (some; any) money with me.10. __________ (It; There) isn’t __________ (enough warm; warm enough).​

Answer 1

1. Yet
2. For
3. Done , yet
4. Us
5. Has
6. Your
7. Too high
8 much
9. Any
10. It , warm enough

Answer 2

1. They haven't finished it yet. - This means that the task or project in question has not been completed up until the present moment.

2. I haven't seen him for 8 months. - This indicates that the speaker has not had any contact or sighting of the person in question for a period of 8 months.

3. Hasn't he done it yet? - This question implies that the speaker is wondering whether or not the person in question has completed a particular task or action. The options for the verb in this sentence are: "do", "did", or "done".

4. Our ship chandler sent us a new catalogue. - This statement indicates that someone or something, in this case, the ship chandler, has sent a new catalogue to the speaker and others. The options for the pronoun placement in this sentence are: "us" or "to us".

5. Yes, he has a lot of them now. - This reply suggests that the person being talked about currently possesses a substantial quantity of whatever is being referred to. The options for the verb in this sentence are: "is" or "has".

6. Did you find your radiograms easily? - Here, the speaker is inquiring whether or not the listener was able to locate their own radiograms without difficulty. The options for the possessive pronoun in this sentence are: "your" or "yours".

7. The temperature is too high, isn't it? - This statement is expressing the opinion that the current temperature is excessively elevated. The options for the adverb determining the degree in this sentence are: "too" or "too much".

8. How much does the car cost? - This question is asking about the price of the car, with the options being: "many" or "much".

9. I don't have any money with me. - This implies that the speaker does not possess any money at that moment. The options for the determiner in this sentence are: "some" or "any".

10. It isn't warm enough. - This statement indicates that the current temperature or level of warmth is not sufficient. The options for the adverb determining the degree in this sentence are: "enough warm" or "warm enough".