Short answer: you can make 8 questions—one from each numbered group.
- Has he never flown by plane?
- Has the girl already touched the camel on the nose?
- Where have you been?
- Haven’t they visited Asia yet?
- What have you done?
- Has it always been my dream to climb a mountain?
- Have you ever been to Africa?
- 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.
