Ever & Never
Translate: “¿Has estado alguna vez en París?”
Have you ever been in Paris?
Translate: “Acabo de terminar mi tarea.”
I have just finished my homework.
Translate: “Ya hemos comido.”
We have already eaten.
Translate: “¿Ya has terminado tu tarea?”
Have you finished your homework yet?
Translate: “Nunca he comido caracoles.” (SNAILS)
I have never eaten snails.
Complete: “She has _____ eaten sushi.” (nunca)
She has never eaten sushi.
Complete: “She has _____ arrived.”
She has just arrived.
Complete: “He has _____ finished his homework.”
He has already finished his homework.
Complete: “She hasn’t called me _____.”
She hasn’t called me yet.
Complete: “Have you _____ tried sushi?”
Have you ever tried sushi?
Ask me: “¿Alguna vez has visto un fantasma?”
Have you ever seen a ghost?
Where does “just” go? ORGANIZA:
A) JUST B) HAVE C) I D) HER E) SEEN
I have just seen her.
Where does “already” go? ORGANIZA:
A) ALREADY B) IT C) I E) HAVE F) SEEN
I have already seen it.
Where does “yet” go in a sentence? ORGANIZA:
A) HAVEN'T B) YET C) I D) FINISHED
I haven’t finished yet.
Ask me: “¿Acabas de llegar?”
Have you just arrived?/ Did you
Correct the error: “I haven’t ever been to New York.”
I have never been to New York.
Ask me: “¿Acabas de abrir la ventana?”
Have you just opened the window?/ Did you just opened the window?
Ask me: “¿Ya has ido al supermercado?”
Have you already been to the supermarket?
Ask me: “¿Ya has visto la nueva película?”
Have you seen the new movie yet?
Translate: “Ellos ya han visto esa serie.”
They have already seen that series./TV show
Make a question with ever using the verb “write.”
example: Have you ever written a book?
CORRECT: “I just have finished my work.”
I have just finished my work.
Correct: “I have finished already my task.”
I have already finished my task.
Correct: “He hasn’t yet arrived.”
He hasn’t arrived yet.
Translate: “Ella no ha terminado todavía.”
She hasn’t finished yet.