d. I've never seen a whale. Focus on Language 8. Look again at the sentences in exercise 7. Answer the questions. a. Are the sentences and questions in the past simple or present perfect tense! b. Are they talking about past experiences, or describing past events in detail c. Do we use ever in statements or questions? d. Where do we put ever and never in the questions and statements? 9. Complete the sentences and questions with ever and never a. Some children have been to the beach. b. Have you stayed in an eco-lodge? c. My cousins have climbed Nevado del Ruiz. d. Have you been kayaking? e. Have you tried paragliding? f. I've seen a shark. 10. Look at the list of things that Larry wants to do. Which has he done? In pairs, ask and answer questions using ever and never. Use the Useful language box to help you. Example: Has he ever seen a jaguar? Yes, he has Has he ever played baseball? No. He's never played baseball, Useful language 3 see a jaguar play baseball meet a person from a native tribe stay in an eco-cabin swim with whales go paragliding → take a photo of a famous person mountain Irregular past participles Lots of past participles in English are irregular You have to learn them. see seen meet met swim w go gone take taken​