How to say you have done / have never done in Japanese | ～たことがあります

The video tutorial covers a conversation about personal experiences, such as climbing Mt. Fuji and trying Vegemite. It explains the use of 'have been' to describe experiences and provides practice examples, including making tempura. The lesson concludes with additional practice questions and a summary of key points.

What activity did Sakura-san do with her friends?

• Made tempura

• Climbed Mt. Fuji

• Ate Vegemite

• Visited a hot spring

What is the negative form of 'Have you ever...'?

• Always been

• Never been

• Sometimes been

• Often been

Which of the following activities has An-san not done?

• Eaten Vegemite

• Visited a hot spring

• Climbed Mt. Fuji

• Made tempura

What is an example of an activity you can ask about using 'Have you ever...'?

• Writing a letter

• Going to school

• Eating breakfast

• Sleeping

Which activity is mentioned as something you can do together?

• Making tempura

• Visiting a museum

• Climbing a mountain

• Writing a letter

What is an example of a place you might have visited according to the practice section?

• A park in America

• A hot spring in Japan

• A beach in Australia

• A mountain in Europe

What is one of the questions posed at the end of the video?

• Have you ever danced in a show?

• Have you ever been to karaoke?

• Have you ever cooked sushi?

• Have you ever painted a picture?