EVER/NEVER
ALREADY
YET
CONTINUOUS
CORRECT THE SENTENCES
100
I / never / travell abroad.
I have never travelled abroad.
100
I / pack up / for my trip.
I've already packed up for my trip.
100
I / not eat.
I haven't eaten yet.
100

I / study / English for 3 years now.

I've been studying English for 3 years now.
100

She hasn't never had a boyfriend before.

She has never had a boyfriend before.

She hasn't had a boyfriend before.

200
I / never / drive a car.
I've never driven a car.
200
Patricia and Diego / run / a marathon.

Patricia and Diego have already run a marathon.

200
Ana / not do / her homework.
Ana hasn't done her homework yet.
200

Robert / date / Camilla since January.

Robert has been dating Camilla since January.
200
Peter and I have met many times yet.
Peter and I have have already met many times.
300
You / ever / be / Bahia
Have you ever been to Bahia?
300

I / ask / my mom / about going to the party.

I've already asked my mom about going to the party.
300

I / not read / all the books I have at home.

I haven't read all the books I have at home yet.
300
They / work out / lately.
They haven't been working out lately.
300
Has she called you yet
Has she already called you?
400
You / ever / take an important step in your life?
Have you ever taken an important step in your life?
400
They / go / to Paris.
They've already gone to Paris.
400
Harry / find a job
Has Harry found a job yet?
400

We / play / with English all this time?

Have we been playing with English all this time?
400

We've being planned to go to the beach ever since we met.

We've been planning to go to the beach ever since we met.
500
Sam and Selena / ever / date?
Have Sam and Selena ever dated
500
They / meet?
Have they already met
500

Tatiana and Naveen / swim / in the lake?

Have Tatiana and Naveen swum in the lake yet
500

Lloyd and Baron / write / love letters to each other?

Have Lloyd and Baron been writing love letters to each other?
500

What have you been done on the past couple of weeks?

What have you been doing on the past couple of weeks?
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