Present Perfect Dictation: Experience with Ever and Never

Catch ever or never inside the verb group. Ever asks whether an experience has happened at any time up to now; never says it has not. The question usually opens with have or has before the subject, while a statement puts the subject first. Listen to that order and to the past participle afterwards. Some participles have irregular forms, so familiarity with the main action is not enough. Keep the word you hear without changing the experience into a dated past event.