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    Present perfect with Ever - never - (English exercise n°4147 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Present perfect with Ever - never -

    EVER

    NEVER

    USED WITH THE PRESENT PERFECT

    Ever means 'at any time', the specific time is unknown or unnecessary, and is used in questions.

    è Have you ever met a famous person ?

    (Did you meet a famous person at any time in the past.)

    Never is originally a contraction of 'not ever'.

    Ever is also used with nothing, nobody for things that haven't happened before.

    è - Nobody has ever travelled through time.

    Never means the subject hasn't had a certain experience before.

    è Have you ever been abroad? No, I've never been abroad.

    (I've never had that experience before.)

    Ever is also used with 'the first time' for first experiences.

    è This is the first time I've ever eaten snake soup.

    Never can be used in negative questions to show the surprise that you've never had a certain experience before.

    è Have you never played soccer?





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    English exercise "Present perfect with Ever - never -" created by anonyme (10-10-2005) with The test builder
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    1. Have you eaten lobster ?
    2. I have been to France.
    3. I think I have really known you.
    4. That’s the smallest car I have ridden in.
    5. If you have questions, please don't hesitate to contact me personally.
    6. She is probably the most fascinating woman I have met.
    7. If you have felt or known real love, you know it is well worth the wait.
    8. Have your children had Turkish Delight or chocolate-covered pistachios ?
    9. You have no right to say what the greatest movie is if you have seen “Citizen Kane.”
    10. have I suggested that a test should replace a teacher !






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