Question

Have you seen the film about the teenagers’ club..... 1 ever 2just 3alredy 4yet

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes, I have seen the film about the teenagers' club. The correct answer to the question would be "1. ever."

"Ever" is used in questions and negative sentences to ask or state if something has happened at any time before now. In this case, the question is asking if I have seen the film about the teenagers' club at any time in the past.

If the question was "Have you just seen the film about the teenagers' club?" the correct answer would be "2. just." "Just" is used to refer to an action that happened a short time ago.

If the question was "Have you already seen the film about the teenagers' club?" the correct answer would be "3. already." "Already" is used to refer to an action that happened before the present time or earlier than expected.

If the question was "Have you seen the film about the teenagers' club yet?" the correct answer would be "4. yet." "Yet" is used in questions and negative sentences to ask or state if something is expected to happen or has not happened up to the present time.