Have You Checked It Yet?

Aspara GusQuote moon7296Which choice in B is correct response to A?Which one sounds more reasonable to you?moon7296What is the difference between these 3 sentences?To me, #1 and #3 express greater impatience

I'm not sure because of B saying "mail" instead of "e-mail" and not sure because I don't know if "doing" can be a good response to "checking".

I know frequent use of "not...yet" or "not yet" but I'm not sure about "yet" itself. Can it be replaced with a certain word if it has the most similar meaning to?

Isn't #3 showing more imptience because of the word "yet"?

moon7296I'm not sure because of B saying "mail" instead of "e-mail"

E-mail would be better there, but the real problem with the first option is that it’s just not a very natural answer to the question. We’d say something like Yes, but I didn’t receive the e-mail.

moon7296I don't know if "doing" can be a good response to "checking".

It’s fine. I would get rid of just, though. It doesn’t really have any business being there.

moon7296Can it be replaced with a certain word

Not that I can think of.

moon7296Isn't #3 showing more imptience because of the word "yet"?

It could. Yet used this way tends to show impatience, but so does haven’t, to my ear.

Have you checked your email yet

You need punctuation.

Have you checked your e-mail yet?

Yes even i say the same, I'm not sure because of B saying "mail" instead of "e-mail" and not sure because I don't know if "doing" can be a good response to "checking".

Have you cheked your emails yet?