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he - to see - a seahorse [build an indirect question (do you know if ...)]
Do you know if he has ever seen a seahorse?
she - to feed - a walrus [build a question]
Has she ever fed a walrus?
they - to see - an octopus [build a question]
Have they ever seen an octopus?
he - to touch - a jellyfish [build a question]
Have you ever touched a jellyfish?
you - to swim with - seals [build a question]
Have you ever swum with seals?
you - to see - a whale [build the question]
Have you ever seen a whale?
I've invited TWELVE people so far. [What's the question?]
How many people have you invited so far?
He's passed FIVE exams so far. [What's the question?]
How many exams has he passed so far?
I've put your phone IN YOUR BAG. [Whats the question?]
Where have you put my phone?
Has Rosanna ever fed a shark? [answer - negative]
No, she has never fed a shark.
Has Scott ever fed a shark? [answer affirmative]
Yes, he has fed a shark (before).
Have Scott and Rosanna ever swum with dolphins? [answer - negative]
No, they have never swum with dolphins.
Has Scott ever seen a seal? [answer - affirmative]
Yes, he has seen a seal (before).
Has Rosanna ever seen a walrus? [answer - negative]
No, She has never seen a walrus.
Has Scott ever been to the aquarium? [answer - negative]
No, he has never been to the aquarium.
Nunca he visto un tiburón.
I've never seen a shark.
Él nunca ha comido sopa de pulpo.
He's never eaten octopus soup.
Nunca hemos estado en París.
We've never been to Paris.
He's heard the good news. [question]
Has he heard the good news?
You haven't taken your medicine. [affirmative]
You've taken your medicine.
You've passed the exam. [negative]
You haven't passed the exam.
He's done his homework. [negative]
He hasn't done his homework.
I haven't chosen the best one. [question]
Have I chosen the best one?
I haven't made any mistakes. [question]
Have I made any mistakes?
She hasn't gotten up. [question]
Has she gotten up?
We've invited a lot of people. [negative]
We haven't invited a lot of people.