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Peter has ever / never finished his homework on time.
Peter has never finished his homework on time.
We have ever / never picked wild fruit.
We have never picked wild fruit.
I’ve ever / never climbed a tree.
I’ve never climbed a tree.
My parents have just / yet opened a bakery in the old town.
My parents have just opened a bakery in the old town.
We’ve yet / already done this exercise three times!
We’ve already done this exercise three times!
I haven’t bought Mum’s birthday present already / yet.
I haven’t bought Mum’s birthday present yet.
Have you been to the new department store yet / just?
Have you been to the new department store yet?
Sam has just / yet paid for our snacks so don’t worry.
Sam has just paid for our snacks so don’t worry.
Have you ever / never camped under the stars?
Have you ever camped under the stars?
Have your parents ever / never tried rock climbing?
Have your parents ever tried rock climbing?
We’ve been at the train station since / for an hour now.
We’ve been at the train station for an hour now.
Peter has acted since / for he was a child.
Peter has acted since he was a child.
I haven’t watched TV since / for a week.
I haven’t watched TV for a week.
Have you been out with your old friends since / for you changed schools?
Have you been out with your old friends since you changed schools?
Has Sara ever / never cooked a meal for her parents?
Has Sara ever cooked a meal for her parents?
I’ve just / yet told him how to get to the supermarket.
I’ve just told him how to get to the supermarket.
