Perfect Tense ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge of present perfect with never and ever! by English Zone 1 What does 'have you ever' imply in a question? a It asks about future plans. b It asks about current actions. c It asks about experiences at any time in life. d It asks about daily routines. 2 Which sentence is correct? a I have not never been to Paris. b I have never been to Paris. c I never have been to Paris. d I have been never to Paris. 3 When do we use 'ever'? a In future predictions. b In negative statements only. c In questions about life experiences. d In past simple sentences. 4 Which sentence uses 'never' correctly? a She has eaten never sushi. b She never has eaten sushi. c She has never eaten sushi. d She has not never eaten sushi. 5 What is the structure for 'have you ever'? a Have + subject + never + past participle? b Have + subject + ever + past participle? c Has + subject + ever + past participle? d Did + subject + ever + past participle? 6 Which of the following is a correct negative form? a I have seen never that movie. b I have not never seen that movie. c I have never seen that movie. d I never have seen that movie. 7 What does 'never' indicate? a A past event. b A future possibility. c A current habit. d An absence of experience. 8 Which question is correct? a Have you ever traveled abroad? b Did you ever travel abroad? c Have you traveled ever abroad? d Have you ever travels abroad? 9 What is the opposite of 'never'? a Always. b Rarely. c Sometimes. d Often. 10 How do you respond to 'Have you ever tried sushi?' a Yes, I have. b Yes, I never have. c No, I never tried. d No, I have not never.
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