Question

Вставьте обстоятельства (already,just,ever,never), задайте вопросы 1. I have done my task. (just) 2. Anna has passed her exam. (already) 3. Mike has been to London. (never/ever) 4. I have seen films about war in Vietnam. (ever/never)

Answer 1

1. I have just done my task. (just)
2. Anna has already passed her exam. (already)
3. Mike has never been to London. (never/ever)
4. I have never seen films about war in Vietnam. (ever/never)

Answer 2

1. I have done my task. (just)

It is stated that "I have done my task" using the word "just". This implies that the task was completed recently.

2. Anna has passed her exam. (already)

It is mentioned that "Anna has passed her exam" using the word "already". This suggests that the exam was passed before the current time.

3. Mike has been to London. (never/ever)

The statement "Mike has been to London" can be completed with either "never" or "ever" to provide different meanings. - If we use "never", it implies that Mike has never visited London at any point in his life. - If we use "ever", it implies that Mike has visited London at least once in his life.

4. I have seen films about war in Vietnam. (ever/never)

The statement "I have seen films about war in Vietnam" can also be completed with either "ever" or "never" to provide different meanings. - If we use "ever", it implies that the person has watched films about the war in Vietnam at some point in their life. - If we use "never", it implies that the person has never watched films about the war in Vietnam.

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