Present Perfect Tense: ever Have you ever gone diving before? Have you gone diving at any time in the past?

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Present Perfect Tense: ever Have you ever gone diving before? Have you gone diving at any time in the past?

Present Perfect Tense: ever Have you ever gone diving before? Yes, No, I’ve gone diving before never gone diving before.

___________________________________ ? ________________________________________ Practise. Finish the questions and answers. (climb mountain) Have you ever climbed a mountain before No, I have never climbed a mountain before. 

(lend neighbour something) Have you ever lent your neighbour something before Yes, I have lent my neighbour something before. Practise. Finish the questions and answers. ____________________________________________ ? ___________________________________________

____________________________________ ? ____________________________________ (make some tea) Have you ever made some tea before No, I have never made some tea before. Practise. Finish the questions and answers. 

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