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Have you ever played Angry Birds?

Has you ever played Angry Birds?

Have you never played Angry Birds?

The baby hasn’t falled asleep yet. What’s the matter?

The baby haven’t fallen asleep yet. What’s the matter?

The baby hasn’t fallen asleep yet. What’s the matter?

Has he finisheed making the pizza yet? No, he hasn’t.

Has he finishd making the pizza yet? No, he hasn’t.

Has he finished making the pizza yet? No, he hasn’t.

We have ever tried Chinese food.

We have never tried Chinese food.

We have never tryed Chinese food.

Has your brother ever eaten sushi? Yes, he has.

Has your brothers ever eaten sushi? Yes, he has.

Has your brother ever aeten sushi? Yes, he has.

Have you never flown in a helicopter? No, I haven’t. 

Have you ever flown in a helicopter? No, I haven’t.  

Have you ever flown in a helicopter? No, I hasn’t.  

Anna has always wanted to become known all over the world.

Anna have always wanted to become known all over the world.

Anna has ever wanted to become known all over the world.

My brother and I have never ridden on the streets. We use the bike lines.

My brother and I have ever ridden on the streets. We use the bike lines.

My brother and I has never ridden on the streets. We use the bike lines.

They has never played beach volleyball.

They have never plaied beach volleyball.

They have never played beach volleyball

My friends haven’t returned from a trip to the nearby caves.

My friends has returned from a trip to the nearby caves.

My friends haven’t never returned from a trip to the nearby caves. 

I have carryed my mum’s shopping bag.

I have carried my mum’s shopping bag.

I has carried my mum’s shopping bag.

Has Mat Jones ever climbed a volcano? Yes, he has.

Has Mat Jones never climbed a volcano? Yes, he has.

Have Mat Jones ever climbed a volcano? Yes, he has