We use the present perfect ...
with situations that are happening now.
to say that an action happened at some time before now.
to describe a longer action in the past.
to give details about specific events in the past.
We use "never"
to talk about when and how often people do things
to talk about places and to give advice.
to ask questions about other people.
to give a negative response.
We use "ever"
to describe things that are generally true.
to give a negative response.
to ask about a person's experiences before now.
to say that two things are different.
Have you ever taken dance classes?
Yes, I have. I took 6 weeks of lessons before my birthday.
Yes, I have. I taken 6 weeks of lessons before my birthday.
Yes, I ever taken dance classes.
No, I never have.
____ your friends ________ you move to a new house?
Have/ ever help
Has/ helped
Have/ ever helped
Has/ ever help
Ana __________. She is afraid of the ocean.
has never been surfing.
have never been surfing.
has ever been surfing.
had never been surfing.
I __________ a test.
have never fail
has never failed
have ever failed
have never failed
I __________ you looking so lovely.
've never seen
've ever seen
've never see
've never saw
_____ they __________ for twenty people?
Had/ ever cook
Have/ ever cooked
Had/ ever cooked
Have/ ever cook
No, I haven't.
Have you ever drove a Mercedes?
Have you never driven a Mercedes?
Have you ever drive a Mercedes?
Have you ever driven a Mercedes?
________________ chess?
Has he ever played
Has he ever play
Have you ever play
Have you ever playing
___________________ that film?
Has she ever sawed
Had she ever seen
Has she ever saw
Has she ever seen
I've never ______ in front of a large audience.
spoken
speaked
spoke
speak
