practice about the word have
If I'm wrong in these sentences below, please correct them.
Have you ever been to New York?(Great)
No, I haven't. I've never been to New York. (Too much repetition. Correction: No, I have never been to New York)
Have you had a dinner yet? (Great)
No, I haven't had a dinner yet.
(Ommit "a." Correction: No, I haven't had dinner yet)
Have you ever eaten chocolate taste fried noodle?
(Correction: Have you ever eaten chocolate that tastes like fried noodles?)
No, I haven't. I've never eaten it, I've even never heard about it. What's that?
(Too much repetition. Correction: No, I've never even heard of it. What is it?)
Has your son gotten haircut recently? (Great)
No, he hasn't gotten haircut since early November.
(Correction: No, he hasn't gotten a haircut since the beginning of November)
Have you and your friend gone to university?
(Add "the" for a specific university. Correction: Have you and your friend gone to the university?)
No, I've never gone to university, but my friend has gone to it.
(Add "the" for a specific university. Correction: No, I have never gone to the university, but my friend has)
