You have never been to Paris.
| Have you ever been to Paris?
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You have read Romeo and Juliet.
| Have you read Romeo and Juliet?
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She has left school.
| Has she left school?
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The President has visited some African countries.
| Has the President visited any African countries?
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Sally has told you a lie.
| Has Sally told you a lie?
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They have never visited your new house.
| Have they ever visited your new house?
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The baby has eaten nothing.
| Has the baby eaten anything?
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Jim and you have done your homework.
| Have Jim and you done your homework?
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Your brother has improved his English.
| Has your brother improved his English?
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I have told you the news about my home mate.
| Have I told you the news about my home mate?
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What / you / do/ today?
| What have you done today?
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Where / she / go?
| Where has she gone?
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Which books / you / read?
| Which books have you read?
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