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They / never / watch a horror movie.

They have never watched a horror movie.

I / never / fly in a helicopter.

I have never flown in a helicopter.

She / just / write an email.

She has just written an email.

He / just / eat lunch.

He has just eaten lunch.

I / just / finish a book.

I have just finished a book.

I / never / ride a bike.

I have never ridden a bike.

I / already / eat breakfast.

I have already eaten breakfast.

You / yet / not clean your desk.

You haven’t cleaned your desk yet.

You / yet / call your friend?

Have you called your friend yet?

She / ever / win a prize.

Has she ever won a prize?

He / just / clean his room.

He has just cleaned his room.

They / just / watch a movie.

They have just watched a movie.

You / ever / travel to another country.

Have you ever traveled to another country?

You / ever / see snow?

Have you ever seen snow?

She / already / finish the test.

She has already finished the test.

I / already / visit my grandparents.

I have already visited my grandparents.

She / ever / meet a famous person?

Has she ever met a famous person?

They / yet / finish studying?

Have they finished studying yet?

They / yet / not finish their project.

They haven’t finished their project yet.

We / yet / not visit Paris.

We haven’t visited Paris yet.

I / never / try skiing.

I have never tried skiing.

I / never / visit a zoo.

I have never visited a zoo.

We / just / arrive at school.

We have just arrived at school.

We / ever / go camping?

Have we ever been camping?

I / never / eat spicy food.

I have never eaten spicy food.

She / already / buy a birthday present.

She has already bought a birthday present.

We / already / do our homework.

We have already done our homework.

He / ever / play a musical instrument?

Has he ever played a musical instrument?

You / yet / not do your homework.

You haven’t done your homework yet.

I / already / pack my school bag.

I have already packed my school bag.