Question

I can’t text you. (phone / had / I’ve / stolen / my) A. I’ve had my phone stolen. B. I’ve stolen had my phone. C. I’ve my phone had stolen. D. I’ve had stolen my phone.

Answer 1

Ответ:

I can’t text you.

A. I’ve had my phone stolen.

Объяснение:

Causative form (каузативная форма)

Answer 2

The correct sentence is: "I've had my phone stolen."

The sentence structure in English follows the pattern of subject + auxiliary verb + main verb + object. In this case, the subject is "I," the auxiliary verb is "have" (in the contracted form "I've"), the main verb is "had," and the object is "my phone stolen."

Option A is the correct answer because it follows this sentence structure. Option B, "I've stolen had my phone," is grammatically incorrect because the word order is incorrect. Option C, "I've my phone had stolen," is also incorrect because the word order is incorrect. Option D, "I've had stolen my phone," is also incorrect because the word order is incorrect.

Remember that in English, the correct word order is important for clear communication.