11. Have you ever been to Uyuni or Samaipata fortress?
a. Have you ever been to The Uyuni Salt Flat?
b. Have you ever been to the Dinosaur foot prints?
c. Have you ever been to Copacabana? d. Have you ever been to Rurrenabaque?
e. Have you ever been to Cachuela Esperanza? f. Have you ever been to El Socavón?
g. Have you ever been to The Moto Méndez' house?
h. Have you ever been to Villa Tunari? i. Have you ever been to La Chiquitania?
Respuestas a la pregunta
Se responden las preguntas “Have you ever been to …” (Has estado alguna vez en…) en el tiempo verbal present perfect y con el adverbio “ever”:
a. Have you ever been to The Uyuni Salt Flat?
Yes, I have.
b. Have you ever been to Dinosaur Footprints?
No, I haven't.
c. Have you ever been to Copacabana?
Yes, I have.
d. Have you ever been to Rurrenabaque?
No, I haven't.
e. Have you ever been to Cachuela Esperanza?
Yes, I have.
f. Have you ever been to El Socavón?
No, I haven't.
g. Have you ever been to The Moto Méndez' house?
Yes, I have.
h. Have you ever been to Villa Tunari?
No, I haven't.
i. Have you ever been to La Chiquitania?
Yes, I have.
¿Cuándo se usa el adverbio “ever”?
Los adverbios son palabras que complementan a los verbos indicando las circunstancias de una acción o hecho. Se utilizan para expresar tiempo, cantidad, lugar, duda o negación y modo. El advervio “ever” significa “alguna vez”, se usa frecuentemente para hacer preguntas en present perfect con la siguiente estructura:
Have / Had + sujeto + ever + verbo participio + complemento?
Puedes aprender más sobre los adverbios de frecuencia en inglés en: brainly.lat/tarea/6522839
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