Warmer · New experiences
I’ve Never Tried That
Talk about it
- What is Lena doing? Is it her first time?
- How do you think she feels?
- What is something new you tried recently?
Look · Listen · Say
Useful language
Experience (no time)
Have you ever been in a hot-air balloon?
Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t.
I’ve never slept in a tent.
Details (finished time)
When did you do it? — I did it last year.
Where did you go? Who were you with?
I tried it when I was twenty.
The rule
No time said → have / has + past participle
Time or details → past simple
Useful participles
be – been · eat – eaten · ride – ridden
sleep – slept · try – tried · see – seen
Which of these have you done? Which have you never done?
Game 1 · Experience cards
Experience Cards
Look at the card. Choose the correct sentence. Then say it.
Finished. Well done!
Now make one sentence of your own with the same language.
Game 2 · Follow-up details
Tell Me More
After “Yes, I have!”, build a past simple follow-up. One tile does not belong.
Finished. Well done!
Now make one sentence of your own with the same language.
Your turn · Speak
Have you ever …?
Draw a card. Ask “Have you ever …?” If the answer is yes, ask two past simple follow-ups.
Topic card
Tap “New card” to start.
Use this language
- Have you ever …?
- Yes, I have. / No, I’ve never …
- When / Where did you …?
- Who were you with? Did you enjoy it?
Feedback · Close
What can you do now?
- I can ask Have you ever …? and answer briefly.
- I can say I’ve never …
- I can give details in the past simple.
Practice at home
Write about three experiences: one you have had, one you’ve never had, and one detail story (when, where, who).
Thank you. See you next time!