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We've invited a lot of people. [negative]
We haven't invited a lot of people.
She hasn't gotten up. [question]
Has she gotten up?
I haven't made any mistakes. [question]
Have I made any mistakes?
I haven't chosen the best one. [question]
Have I chosen the best one?
He's done his homework. [negative]
He hasn't done his homework.
You've passed the exam. [negative]
You haven't passed the exam.
You haven't taken your medicine. [affirmative]
You've taken your medicine.
He's heard the good news. [question]
Has he heard the good news?
Nunca hemos estado en París.
We've never been to Paris.
Él nunca ha comido sopa de pulpo.
He's never eaten octopus soup.
Nunca he visto un tiburón.
I've never seen a shark.
Has Scott ever been to the aquarium? [answer - negative]
No, he has never been to the aquarium.
Has Rosanna ever seen a walrus? [answer - negative]
No, She has never seen a walrus.
Has Scott ever seen a seal? [answer - affirmative]
Yes, he has seen a seal (before).
Have Scott and Rosanna ever swum with dolphins? [answer - negative]
No, they have never swum with dolphins.
Has Scott ever fed a shark? [answer affirmative]
Yes, he has fed a shark (before).
