Have ever + past participle

It is used with have or had + a past participle.
Example:
Have you ever eaten a frog?
Has she ever gone to Australia?
When you answer the question, a yes answer will use have/has + past participle.
Have you ever seen a whale?
Answer:
Yes, I have seen a whale. or Yes, I have.
If you answer the question with a no, you will need to use
haven't /hasn't + ever + past participle or
have /has + never + past participle
(both of these have the same meaning)
Example:
Have you ever seen a whale?
Answer:
No, I haven't ever seen a whale. or No, I've never seen a whale. or No, I haven't.
Have you ever gone camping ?
No- I haven’t.
Have you ever been to United State ?
Have you ever been in United State ?
Have you ever worn a cowboy hat ?
I have ever eaten Chinese food.
I have ever seen this person before.
Have you ever bought a very
expensive item of jewellery?
My family has ever grown
our own vegetables .
She has ever kept a very important secret.

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