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06 октября 2026 19:51 · публичный вопрос
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Short answer: you can make 8 questions—one from each numbered group.

  1. Has he never flown by plane?
  2. Has the girl already touched the camel on the nose?
  3. Where have you been?
  4. Haven’t they visited Asia yet?
  5. What have you done?
  6. Has it always been my dream to climb a mountain?
  7. Have you ever been to Africa?
  8. Has she already been to Great Britain twice?

The principle:

All the questions use the Present Perfect:

\[ \text{have/has}+\text{past participle (V3)} \]

  • In general questions: Have/Has + subject + V3...?
    Has he flown...?
  • In special questions: question word + have/has + subject + V3...?
    Where have you been?

Has is used with he, she, it; have with you, they.
Already, ever, and never usually come before V3; yet usually comes at the end.

There are 5 general questions (1, 2, 4, 6, 8) and 3 special questions (3, 5, 7). In №6, the second it in the photo seems to be an extra word.

Реши задание на изображении
**Short answer: you can make 8 questions**—one from each numbered group. 1. **Has he never flown by plane?** 2. **Has the girl already touched the camel on the nose?** 3. **Where have you been?** 4. **Haven’t they visited Asia yet?** 5. **What have you done?** 6. **Has it always been my dream to climb a mountain?** 7. **Have you ever been to Africa?** 8. **Has she already been to Great Britain twice?** **The principle:** All the questions use the **Present Perfect**: \[ \text{have/has}+\text{past participle (V3)} \] - In general questions: **Have/Has + subject + V3...?** *Has he flown...?* - In special questions: **question word + have/has + subject + V3...?** *Where have you been?* `Has` is used with **he, she, it**; `have` with **you, they**. `Already`, `ever`, and `never` usually come before V3; `yet` usually comes at the end. There are **5 general questions** (1, 2, 4, 6, 8) and **3 special questions** (3, 5, 7). In №6, the second *it* in the photo seems to be an extra word.