Present Perfect; Ever/Never

Present Perfect; Ever/Never

Past Perfect is the Verb Tense with the following form

Have / Has + Verb (past participle)

With 'Have' as the Auxiliary Ve

Have / Has + Verb (past participle)

With 'Have' as the Auxiliary Verb,

• Questions are made: Have + Subject + Verb

• Have you been ok?

• What have you done??

With 'Have' as the Auxiliary Verb,

• Negatives are made: Subject + Have + not + Verb

• I haven`t been ok.

• She hasn`t gone there yet!

Although the name is *PRESENT* Perfect

It represents a completed action in the past.

So what is the difference between the Present Perfect and the Simple Past?

Multiple Select

What ____________________ for the past few years?

• have you done

• did you do

Multiple Select

I _________ to this new city since I ________ .

• haven`t adapted well ... have arrived.

• haven`t adapted well ... arrived.

• didn`t adapt well ... have arrived.

• didn`t adapt well ... arrived.

Multiple Select

Have you ever _____ to Canada?

• flew

• ran

• been

• gone

Multiple Select

She ______ (to be) there for a while.

• flew

• hasn

• been

• gone

EVER and NEVER

• Ever: At least once (1 time) in a lifetime.

• Never: NOT once in a lifetime.

Have you ever been to Canada?

Did you go, at least one time in your life to Canada?