3 Complete the sentences adding ever or never in the correct place. 1 Have you had hot soup to stop a cold? 2 I've felt sick in a car 3 She's taken antibiotics. 4 Has your dad seen an accident? 5 Sam and I have written a story about doctors. 6 Have you been in a plane?

1. Have you ever had hot soup to stop a cold?
Explanation: We use "ever" to ask if a certain action or experience has happened at any point in someone's life. In this case, we are asking if the person has ever had hot soup to stop a cold.

2. I've never felt sick in a car.
Explanation: We use "never" to indicate that a certain action or experience has not happened at any point in someone's life. In this case, the person is saying that they have never felt sick in a car.

3. She's never taken antibiotics.
Explanation: Similarly, we use "never" to indicate that a certain action has not happened at any point in someone's life. In this case, the person is saying that she has never taken antibiotics.

4. Has your dad ever seen an accident?
Explanation: We use "ever" to ask if a certain action or experience has happened at any point in someone's life. In this case, we are asking if the person's dad has ever seen an accident.

5. Sam and I have never written a story about doctors.
Explanation: Again, we use "never" to indicate that a certain action has not happened at any point in someone's life. In this case, the person is saying that they and Sam have never written a story about doctors.

6. Have you ever been in a plane?
Explanation: We use "ever" to ask if a certain action or experience has happened at any point in someone's life. In this case, we are asking if the person has ever been in a plane.