Bonjour

Lucy = Have you ever eaten snails ?

FA = Yes, I have.

Lucy = Have you ever eaten frog legs ?

FA = No, I haven't.

Lucy = Have you ever visited Paris ?

FA = Yes, I have.

Lucy = Have you ever skied in the Alps ?

FA = No, I haven't.

Lucy = Have you ever seen the Eiffel Tower ?

FA = Yes, I have.

avec "ever" on utilise le present perfect

=> have(au présent = have/has) + participe passé du verbe.

Pour les réponses courtes "yes/no"

affirmatif >Yes ou No + virgule + sujet + auxiliaire.

au négatif  > Yes ou No + virgule + sujet + auxiilaire + not en forme contractée (haven't / hasn't)

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bilan du FA

He has never eaten frog legs and he has never skied in the French Alps.
He has already eaten snails. He has already visited Paris and (he has already) seen the Eiffel Tower. j(ai mis entre  (..) "he has" pour éviter la répétition.... Mais tu peux le mettre.....ou refaire une autre phrase complète . Tu enlèves "and" Et tu remets la phrase entière = He has already seen the Eiffel tower)

Pour ton propre bilan >>>

je ne pense pas que tu doives poser de questions , simplement dire ce que tu as déjà (already) fait ou jamais (never)

exemple =

I have already visted Paris.

I have never swum in the Mediteranean see .

je te donne simplement les participes passés des verbes que tu dois employer

swim = swum

eat = eaten (oysters = huîtres)

play = played

bake = baked

à toi de dire ce que tu as déjà fait ou pas

sujet (I) + have + already (déjà) ou never (jamais) + participe passé + complément

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bonne journée☺☺☺