Present perfect use – Exercise 227

Drag each element from the list below to the right gap.

"Have you ever

? " "No, I don't have a driving license. "

"Have you ever

? " "Yes, I often travel to Germany. "

"Have you ever

? " "No, I feel pity for the animals. "

"Have you ever

? " "Yes, twice. I was very nervous both times. "

"Have you ever

? " "Yes, that's how I met my wife. "

hunted

driven a truck

fallen in love from the first sight

spoken in public

been to Berlin

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Use of present perfect with ever, never — reference

We use the present perfect when

something has already happened several times so far but may happen again.

we talk about an experience (have ever done something / been somewhere)

Remember the words:
ever for questions, means "one or more times"
never for answers, means not even one time.

Examples

— Have you ever been to Australia?
— No, I've never been there.

— Has he ever ridden a horse?
— Yes, he has ridden a horse once.