Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (BE/ DO/ GO/ HAVE/ RIDE/ SEE/ TAKE/ WIN)
won
Present Perfect
've never been
Present Perfect
They've visited Africa twice.
Present Perfect
He hasn't tried any dangerous activities.
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (CLIMB/ DO/ FORGET/ BEEN/ VISIT)
been
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (BE/ DO/ GO/ HAVE/ RIDE/ SEE/ TAKE/ WIN)
been
Present Perfect
've swum
Present Perfect
I haven’t been on a TV show.
Present Perfect
hasn't played
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (CLIMB/ DO/ FORGET/ BEEN/ VISIT)
done
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (BE/ DO/ GO/ HAVE/ RIDE/ SEE/ TAKE/ WIN)
seen
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (BE/ DO/ GO/ HAVE/ RIDE/ SEE/ TAKE/ WIN)
taken
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (CLIMB/ DO/ FORGET/ BEEN/ VISIT)
forgotten
Present Perfect
I've never jumped out of the plane.
Present Perfect
Have you ever driven
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (BE/ DO/ GO/ HAVE/ RIDE/ SEE/ TAKE/ WIN)
had
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (BE/ DO/ GO/ HAVE/ RIDE/ SEE/ TAKE/ WIN)
ridden
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (CLIMB/ DO/ FORGET/ BEEN/ VISIT)
visited
Present Perfect
She's climbed a mountain three times.
Present Perfect
I've never watched a game show.
Use the verbs to complete the sentences using Present Perfect (CLIMB/ DO/ FORGET/ BEEN/ VISIT)
climbed
Present Perfect
's never played
Present Perfect
've met