Question

Choose the sentence with the right word order You have ever been to London? Have you been ever to London? To make a question in the Present Perfect Tense we put the auxiliary verb 'have' in the first place. Then comes the subject, the adverb, the verb, and the phrase of place. We should always put the adverb between two verbs - auxiliary and the verb in the Past Participle. 1

Accepted Answer

2 Have you ever been to London? Have you been to London ever ? word order

Task	Choose the sentence with the right word order
Answer	2
a	You have ever been to London?
b	Have you ever been to London?
c	Have you been ever to London?
d	Have you been to London ever ?
comment	To make a question in the Present Perfect Tense we put the auxiliary verb 'have' in the first place. Then comes the subject, the adverb, the verb, and the phrase of place. We should always put the adverb between two verbs - auxiliary and the verb in the Past Participle.
topic	word order
level	1

London Word Order Put Auxiliary Verb Place Choose