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Present Perfect: Ever y Never

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Respuestas personales con Yes, I have... o No, I have never... 2. Cinco preguntas con ever y respuestas con never.

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Uérakua anapu uantakua. Projects and Readings. Libro de Educación Secundaria Grado 2° Ciclo Escolar 2025 - 2026

Ejercicio 1

Read the questions and underline the answer that applies to your own experience. (Lee las preguntas y subraya la respuesta que aplique a tu propia experiencia.)

Parte 1.a

Enunciado: Have you ever visited the southeast of Mexico City?

Identificamos la estructura: Have you ever + past participle?
La respuesta afirmativa usa have + past participle: Yes, I have visited...
La respuesta negativa usa have never + past participle: No, I have never visited...

Respuesta

Depende de la experiencia personal. Ejemplo: Yes, I have visited the southeast of Mexico City. / No, I have never visited the southeast of Mexico City.

Parte 1.b

Enunciado: Have you ever heard of chinampas before?

Chinampas son islas artificiales de cultivo típicas de Xochimilco.
Respuesta afirmativa: Yes, I have heard of chinampas before.
Respuesta negativa: No, I have never heard of chinampas before.

Respuesta

Depende de la experiencia personal. Ejemplo: Yes, I have heard of chinampas before. / No, I have never heard of chinampas before.

Parte 1.c

Enunciado: Has the teacher ever told you about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico?

El auxiliar es has porque el sujeto es the teacher (tercera persona singular).
Respuesta afirmativa: Yes, she has told me about...
Respuesta negativa: No, she has never told me about...

Respuesta

Depende de la experiencia personal. Ejemplo: Yes, she has told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico. / No, she has never told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico.

Parte 1.d

Enunciado: Has your family ever gone to the Land of Flowers?

The Land of Flowers se refiere a Xochimilco (lugar de las flores).
Respuesta afirmativa: Yes, we have gone to the Land of Flowers.
Respuesta negativa: No, we have never gone to the Land of Flowers.

Respuesta

Depende de la experiencia personal. Ejemplo: Yes, we have gone to the Land of Flowers. / No, we have never gone to the Land of Flowers.

Ejercicio 2

In communities, make five questions using ever and ask them to some classmates to practice answers with never. (En comunidades, formulen cinco preguntas usando ever y háganlas a algunos compañeros para practicar respuestas con never.)

Have you ever eaten a traditional Mexican dish?
Have you ever visited a museum in your city?
Has your best friend ever traveled abroad?
Have you ever read a book in English?
Has your family ever celebrated a traditional festival?

Respuesta orientativa: Las preguntas se formulan con Have/Has + sujeto + ever + past participle. Las respuestas negativas se construyen con have/has + never + past participle. Ejemplo: No, I have never eaten a traditional Mexican dish.

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Grammar

1. In communities, look at the following table:

Present Perfect

The present perfect tense is used for actions that started in the past and may, or may not, continue in the present or future.

Ever	Never
Ever means at the time. We can use it in questions and affirmative sentences, and it is placed between the auxiliary have and the main verb in past participle.	Never is a contraction of not ever. It means at no time or not at any time, and it is placed between the auxiliary have and the main verb in past participle.
Examples: Have you ever planted a tree? Has your mom ever cooked squash? This is the first time I have ever come here.	Examples: I have never been to Xochimilco. She has never seen a chinampa. We have never read about this.

1. Now, individually, read the following questions carefully, and underline the answer that applies to your own experience.

a) Have you ever visited the southeast of Mexico City?

Yes, I have visited the southeast of Mexico City.
No, I have never visited the southeast of Mexico City.

b) Have you ever heard of chinampas before?

Yes, I have heard of chinampas before.
No, I have never heard of chinampas before.

c) Has the teacher ever told you about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico?

Yes, she has told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico.
No, she has never told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico.

d) Has your family ever gone to the Land of Flowers?

Yes, we have gone to the Land of Flowers.
No, we have never gone to the Land of Flowers.

2. In communities, make five questions using ever and ask them to some classmates to practice answers with never.

Ejemplos resueltos

Have you ever planted a tree?

Estructura: Have + sujeto + ever + past participle. Respuesta afirmativa: Yes, I have planted a tree. Respuesta negativa: No, I have never planted a tree.

I have never been to Xochimilco.

Estructura: Sujeto + have/has + never + past participle. Significa que en ningún momento he ido a Xochimilco.

Tabla

Ever	Never
Ever means at the time. We can use it in questions and affirmative sentences, and it is placed between the auxiliary have and the main verb in past participle.	Never is a contraction of not ever. It means at no time or not at any time, and it is placed between the auxiliary have and the main verb in past participle.
Examples: Have you ever planted a tree? Has your mom ever cooked squash? This is the first time I have ever come here.	Examples: I have never been to Xochimilco. She has never seen a chinampa. We have never read about this.

Glosario (5)

Ever: Alguna vez; se usa en preguntas y oraciones afirmativas con present perfect.
Never: Nunca; contracción de 'not ever', se usa en oraciones negativas con present perfect.
Chinampa: Isla artificial de cultivo construida sobre el agua, típica de Xochimilco, México.
Heritage: Patrimonio; bienes culturales o naturales que se conservan.
Past participle: Participio pasado del verbo; tercera forma verbal (e.g., visited, heard, gone).

Preguntas para practicar

Have you ever visited the southeast of Mexico City?

Yes, I have visited the southeast of Mexico City. / No, I have never visited the southeast of Mexico City.

Have you ever heard of chinampas before?

Yes, I have heard of chinampas before. / No, I have never heard of chinampas before.

Has the teacher ever told you about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico?

Yes, she has told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico. / No, she has never told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico.

Has your family ever gone to the Land of Flowers?

Yes, we have gone to the Land of Flowers. / No, we have never gone to the Land of Flowers.

Temas y conceptos clave

Present PerfectEver y NeverExperiencias personalesPresent perfect para acciones que comenzaron en el pasado y continúan o no en el presenteEver significa 'alguna vez' y se usa en preguntas y oraciones afirmativasNever es la contracción de 'not ever' y significa 'nunca'Posición de ever/never: entre el auxiliar have y el verbo principal en participio pasado

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📌 Antes de leer esto

• Verbo auxiliar have/has
• Participio pasado de verbos regulares e irregulares
• Estructura de preguntas en inglés

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Grammar

1. In communities, look at the following table:

Present Perfect

The present penfect tense is used for actions that stanted in the past and may, or may not, continue in the present or future.

Now, individually, read the following questions carefully, and underline the answer that applies to your own expenience.

a) Have you ever visited the southeast of Mexico City?Yes, I have visited the southeast of Mexico City.No, I have never visited the southeast of Mexico City.

b)Have you ever heard of chinampas before?Yes, I have heard of chinampas before.No, I have never heard of chinampas before.

c)Has the teacher ever told you about the henitages of humanity that exist in Mexico?Yes, she has told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico.No, she has never told me about the heritages of humanity that exist in Mexico.

d)Has your family ever gone to the Land of Flowers?Yes, we have gone to the Land of Flowers.No, we have never gone to the Land of Flowers.

2.]In communities, make five questions using ever and ask them to some classmates to practice answers with never.

Ever	Never
Ever means at the fime. We can use it in questions and affirmative sentences, and it is placed between the auxiliary have and the main verb in past panticiple. Examples: Have you ever planteda tree? Has your mom ever cooked squash? This is the finst time I have ever come here.	Never is a contraction of not ever. It means at no time or not at any time, and it is placed between the auxiliary have and the main venb in past panticiple. Examples: I have never been to Xochimilco. She has never seen a chinampa. We have never read about this.

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