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My sister has tried already snails.
My sister has already tried snails.
Has she eaten ever potato soup?
Has she ever eaten potato soup?
Have you been ever to Los Angeles?
Have you ever been to Los Angeles?
We’ve yet taken a tour of New York.
We haven't yet taken a tour of New York.
CORRECT THE SENTENCE - She has ever gone to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
She has never gone to the top of the Eiffel Tower.
ever / Max / try / snorkeling / ?
Has Max ever tried snorkeling?
yet / your brother / see / Usher in concert / ?
Has your brother seen Usher in concert yet?
already / you / climb / Yellow Mountain
You have already climbed Yellow Mountain.
before / you / visit / The Museum of Art / ?
Have you visited The Museum of Art before?
never / Maria / eat / Japanese food
Maria has never eaten Japanese food.
already / they / do / the homework
They have already done the homework.
yet / I / not / try / Thai food /
I haven't tried Thai food yet.
ever / you / be / to Paris / ?
Have you ever been to Paris?
We haven't (already/ever/never) gone sightseeing in Italy.
We haven't ever gone sightseeing in Italy.
Has your daughter used a laptop (before/never/already)?
Has your daughter used a laptop before?
Have your classmates (before/ever/yet) played volleyball?
Have your classmates ever played volleyball?
She's climbed Grouse Mountain (before/yet/never).
She's climbed Grouse Mountain before.
My husband and I haven't taken a tour of San Salvador (yet/already/never).
My husband and I haven't taken a tour of San Salvador yet.
My friends have (already/before/ever) gone snorkeling.
My friends have already gone snorkeling.
Lucy hasn't (ever/never/already) gone to the top of Taipei 101 tower.
Lucy hasn't ever gone to the top of Taipei 101 tower.
Jake has eaten Peruvian food (ever/before/already).
Jake has eaten Peruvian food before.


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