Have you ______ had a scary dream? (ever/never/yet)
Have you ever had a scary dream?
Have you ______ received a Valentines day card? (ever/never/yet)
Have you ever received a Valentines day card?
Have the visitors arrived? No, they haven't arrived ______. (ever/never/yet)
Have the visitors arrived? No, they haven't arrived yet.
Isaac has ______ tried sushi. (ever/never/yet)
Isaac has never tried sushi.
Have you ______ swum for more than 6 hours in a row? (ever/never/yet)
Have you ever swum for more than 6 hours in a row?
I have ______ had a tooth cavity. (ever/never/yet)
I have never had a tooth cavity.
Jackson has ______ drunk Tequila. (ever/never/yet)
Jackson has never drunk Tequila.
I am a very lucky person. I have ______ had nightmares. (ever/never/yet)
I am a very lucky person. I have never had nightmares.
Have you ______ swam in the sea? (ever/never/yet)
Have you ever swam in the sea?
Have you ______ ridden a camel? (ever/never/yet)
Have you ever ridden a camel?
I haven’t chosen my present ______. (ever/never/yet)
I haven’t chosen my present yet.
I haven't finished my English essay ______. (ever/never/yet)
I haven't finished my English essay yet.
Have you ______ eaten a bug?
Have you ever eaten a bug?
We haven't decided what to do ______. (ever/never/yet)
We haven't decided what to do yet.
Have you read that book ______? (ever/never/yet)
Have you read that book yet?
Have you ______ studied German?
Have you ever studied German?
Joseph hasn't visited Rome ______. (ever/never/yet)
Joseph hasn´t visited Rome yet.
Have the guests arrived ______? (ever/never/yet)
Have the guests arrived yet?
Haven’t you met him ______ ? (ever/never/yet)
Haven’t you met him yet?
I live in New York, but have ______ visited the Statue of Liberty. (ever/never/yet)
I live in New York, but have never visited the Statue of Liberty.
Have you told her the good news ______? (ever/never/yet)
Have you told her the good news yet?