Present Perfect = have/has + past participle
We use it to talk about experiences at any time in your life until now.
✅ "Ever"
Use "ever" to ask or talk about any time in your life.
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Have you ever been to Japan? (At any time in your life?)
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Has she ever tried sushi?
*"Ever" is usually used in questions.
❌ "Never"
Use "never" to say something has not happened at any time in your life.
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I have never been to Japan. (not even once)
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He has never tried sushi.
"Never" = not ever
1 Look back! Tick (✓) the sentence in this picture.
1-Have you ever made chocolates before?
2- Have you ever eaten silver?✓
3- I’ve never made chocolates.
2 Listen and repeat.
3. Match the sentences to the pictures. In pairs, ask and answer.
a Has she ever bought a kettle? 3, No, she hasn’t.
b Has he ever baked bread in an oven? 4, Yes, he has.
c Has he ever used a sewing machine? 1. Yes, he has.
d Has she ever made toast in a toaster? 2, No, she hasn’t.
