In each question in the following, four alternative sentences are given. Choose the CORRECT one and fill the circle corresponding to that letter in the answer sheet.

Correct answer: C. "Have you got the car fixed yet?"

  • A. "Have you got a car fixed yet?"
  • B. "Have you got an car fixed yet?
  • C. "Have you got the car fixed yet?"
  • D. "Have you got car fixed yet?"

Explanation

This option is also grammatically correct. It uses "the" before "car," indicating a specific car that the speaker and listener are likely aware of.Option C is grammatically correct and specifies a particular car.Therefore, option A and option C are both correct, but option C is more specific as it refers to a particular car:Have you got the car fixed yet?Either can be considered correct depending on whether the speaker is referring to any car (option A) or a specific car (option C).

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