Present Perfect
They've visited Africa twice.
Present Perfect
hasn't played
Present Perfect
I haven’t been on a TV show.
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visited
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taken
Present Perfect
She's climbed a mountain three times.
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forgotten
Present Perfect
've met
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been
Present Perfect
Have you ever driven
Present Perfect
's never played
Present Perfect
've never been
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seen
Present Perfect
I've never jumped out of the plane.
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won
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done
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climbed
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ridden
Present Perfect
He hasn't tried any dangerous activities.
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been
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had
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've swum
Present Perfect
I've never watched a game show.