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91 Never Have I Ever Questions

Never Have I Ever Questions: A lot of great parties and get-togethers include fun and easy games that not only help you get to know each other but also provide hours of entertainment. One of the most well-known and loved games is ‘Never Have I Ever…’ which is a fun way to learn more interesting facts about your peers. Sometimes this game can get quite personal, and at times, embarrassing. So, make sure to choose your never have I ever questions with caution depending on the group of people you are playing with. But most of all, remember to have fun!

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91 Never Have I Ever Questions …

Never have I ever stolen something from someone close to me.

Never have I ever eaten food from the garbage.

Never have I ever received a traffic violation.

Never have I ever snooped through a family member’s or friend’s belongings without them knowing.

Never have I ever walked over five miles.

Never have I ever snuck into the movie theatre without getting caught.

Never have I ever picked up a hitchhiker.

Never have I ever had a crush on a best friend’s sibling. [1]

Never have I ever got into a physical altercation with a good friend.

Never have I ever lied to get out of going to work.

Never have I ever looked through someone’s phone without their permission.

Never have I ever performed on stage.

Never have I ever taken money that didn’t belong to me.

Never have I ever told a friend a lie to get out of hanging out with them.

Never have I ever stayed up for 48 hours straight.

Never have I ever visited another country.

Never have I ever been suspended from school.

Never have I ever pretended I had a phone call to get out of talking with someone. [2]

Never have I ever thrown up in a public setting.

Never have I ever ditched out on paying the bill at a restaurant.

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Never have I ever tried cutting my own hair.

Never have I ever given someone a black eye.

Never have I ever made money from performing on the streets.

Never have I ever told someone that I loved them without actually meaning it. [3]

Never have I ever embarrassed myself trying to look cool in front of someone I liked.

Never have I ever gone fishing on a boat in the lake.

Never have I ever taken a ride on a train.

Never have I ever gotten a tattoo that I later regretted.

Never have I ever thrown my own surprise party.

Never have I ever cheated on an important test in school.

Never have I ever dated someone because I was bored.

Never have I ever got bitten by a snake.

Never have I ever thrown something at mine or someone else’s television.

Never have I ever went to the hospital for something embarrassing.

Never have I ever paid for something in all pennies.

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Never have I ever been fired from a job.

Never have I ever shot a gun.

Never have I ever been to a Broadway play.

Never have I ever had a job that I absolutely despised.

Never have I ever starred in an embarrassing video that is now on the internet.

Never have I ever walked barefoot outside farther than my backyard.

Never have I ever taken the blame for something I’ve never done.

Never have I ever went camping without an RV.

Never have I ever seen or felt a ghost. [4]

Never have I ever fallen in love with someone that didn’t know I existed.

Never have I ever broken a bone.

Never have I ever taken my parent’s car for a joy ride without them knowing.

Never have I ever been part of a talent show.

Never have I ever cried in front of a crush. [5]

Never have I ever ate a whole carton of ice cream in one sitting by myself.

Never have I ever dyed my hair.

Never have I ever cheated on a test.

Never have I ever fallen in love at the first sight.

Never have I ever had a friends with benefits.

Never have I ever had a one night stand.

Never have I ever bragged about something I have not done.

Never have I ever driven drunk.

Never have I ever experimented to see my sexual orientation.

Never have I ever said ‘I love you’ just to get laid.

Never have I ever spied on my neighbours.

Never have I ever doubted my heterosexuality.

Never have I ever made fun of someone.

Never have I ever watched keeping up with the Kardashians.

Never have I ever stole something with a higher value than $10.

Never have I ever really liked a song by Justin Bieber.

Never have I ever bet on something.

Never have I ever done a handstand with one hand.

Never have I ever stalked an ex’s boyfriend or girlfriend on social media.

Never have I ever lied to a friend to avoid a greater evil.

Never have I ever escaped from class.

Never have I ever had an open relationship.

Never have I ever cheated on a test.

Never have I ever grabbed the wrong person’s hand.

Never have I ever fallen in love with anyone through a social network.

Never have I ever lied in this game.

Never have I ever said an “I love you” without feeling it.

Never have I ever been kicked out of a bar.

Never have I ever logged into Facebook while drunk.

Never have I ever stuck gum under a desk.

Never have I ever bit my tongue.

Never have I ever stop remembering my first love.

Never have I ever done pictures in underwear.

Never have I ever refused a kiss.

Never have I ever been unfaithful.

Never have I ever lied to my parents about being hungover.

Never have I ever gone to the bathroom and then not wash my hands.

Never have I ever kissed someone of the same gender.

Never have I ever swam nakd in a pool / beach.

Never have I ever woken up drunk the next day.

Never have I ever got drunk.

Never have I ever kissed my best friend.

Never have I ever smoked mary jay?

Never have I ever eaten food that fell on the floor.

Never have I ever got drunk playing never have I ever.

Never have I ever screwed up at school.

Never have I ever been with the former love of my best friend.

Never have I ever seen a topless on the beach.

Never have I ever had a friend with benefits.

Never have I ever fought in the street.

Never have I ever fallen asleep on the bus and I’ve passed my station.

Never have I ever been in love with my teacher in college.

Never have I ever been robbed.

Never have I ever received a serenade.

Never have I ever sneaked into a party.

Never have I ever wanted to fall in love with my sister’s/brothers friend.

Never have I ever made love with someone from the university.

Never have I ever been stuck in a lift.

Never have I ever Illegally taken something across the border.

Never have I ever lied to my parents about where I’m going.

Never have I ever finished an entire jawbreaker.

Never have I ever been in handcuffs.

Never have I ever fallen asleep in the cinema.

Never have I ever done something I regret.

Never have I ever picked my nose in public.

Never have I ever taken part in a talent show.

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How to Play Never Have I Ever?

 

Here are the Rules

Depending on the group of people you are playing with (including their age) you will want to pick the best version of the game for your specific circumstance.

Or, throw out the rules entirely and just go around with each player saying ‘Never Have I Ever…’ and insert a specific action that they have never done. The rest of the players then get to choose whether or not they have done those things.

The two versions of this game vary mostly on the ages of the players. One will be the point game and the other is the drinking game. Both can get pretty intense, so you may want to set some ground rules depending on the sensitivity of the players.

Besides the different versions of this game, there aren’t many rules to go by. Just keep it clean if you have to, and feel free to get down and dirty (within reason) with it if everyone is within the proper age requirements.

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Adding Up Points

The most age-appropriate and easy way of playing this game is the point value version. All players will sit around in a circle. One player begins the game by saying ‘Never Have I Ever…’ and then mentions something they have never done. Each player will start off the game with ten points. If a player has done something that the original player has said they have never done, that person then loses a point.

For example, the first player says “Never have I ever taken a ride on a helicopter”. Every player that has taken a ride on a helicopter must then lose a point.

If there happens to be only one player that has done a specific action, they are required to cough up the details on how it went down. Feel free to use your imagination when coming up with these never have I ever questions.

You can tally up the points however you wish. It’s always a good idea to have a pen and paper handy, though, so you don’t have any cheaters. The game ends when there is only one person left with points.

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Drink Up

The alternative to this game (and what most people recognize this game for) is the drinking version, where you will take sips of your drink rather than losing points in the game. This version can get pretty intense quickly. And most of the time, it ends when the players have either had too much to drink or the never have I ever questions become too inappropriate. Which both tend to happen quite often, right?

Just as the other version, the players begin the game by sitting in a circle. The beginning player recites their ‘Never Have I Ever…’ and if any of the other players have done that, those players must take a drink.

The game continues on to the next person and resumes through the entire circle for as many rounds as you wish to play. Many times the game will take a pause for curious minds that want to know the story behind how something happened. So, feel free to take your time and enjoy the fun.

So, who’s the real winner here? Well, in this version, there really isn’t a dedicated winner considering the points aren’t being added up. However, it’s still a lot of fun and the players are bound to end up drinking a little too much by the time you finish.

Always remember to drink responsibly and don’t take it too far. After all, it is just a game. Here are some fun examples of never have I ever questions you may want to include during the game.

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Get Out There and Have Fun!

So there you have it. A complete list of rules and questions for the ‘Never Have I Ever…’ game. A game that will provide hours of fun and enjoyment at your next friendly gathering. And no matter which version you choose to play, it’s going to offer lasting entertainment!

Just keep in mind that you want to choose the right version for the age group that you are playing with. And remember, it’s all fun and games; don’t take it too far. The drinking version of this game can get intense pretty quickly. And some of these never have I ever questions can get a bit personal. So, whether or not you choose to answer them correctly is entirely up to you.

Although it’s never fun to cheat, sometimes you just have to save your pride and take those secrets to the grave. But then again, no one will really know if you are telling the truth or not. So, have fun either way!

 

Never Have I Ever Questions PDF

Here’s a PDF of Never Have I Ever Questions. Enjoy!

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The Present Perfect Tense + ever, never, already, yet

The Present Perfect is a very important tense in English, as you’ve probably already seen. It’s used in a variety of ways, which means it can take some time for English students to become familiar with it. A great way to help you learn and remember the different uses of the present perfect is to learn the words ever, never, already, and yet that are often combined it. What do these words mean and how can you use them with the present perfect? Read on to find out.

The Present Perfect – a brief review

The present perfect is a tense that describes:

1. a finished action in an unfinished time
2. a finished action at an undefined time
3. an unfinished action

In every case, the present perfect is used because it connects something in the past to the present. For example,

• I haven’t eaten today.
• Have you been to Budapest?
• We’ve been here for ten minutes.

In the third situation we use for and since. In the first two situations we can add words to give extra meaning. For example,

I haven’t eaten today yet.

Have you ever been to Budapest?

Let’s take a closer look at these and similar words and how to use them with the present perfect.

Using already, yet and just with the Present Perfect

We use the adverbs already and yet to refer to a time until or before now. We use already in affirmative sentences and yet in negatives and questions. For example,

Have you finished yet? (now)

You’ve already finished. (before now)

You haven’t finished yet. (now)

As you can see, the word yet goes at the end of a sentence, while already goes between the auxiliary ‘have’ and the main verb. However, as is often the case in English, there is an exception. We can use already in questions when we know the answer will probably be affirmative and we’re surprised. For example,

Have you already finished?? You only started ten minutes ago! 

As an alternative to already we can also use just. Just refers to a very recent moment. Compare the following sentences:

Michael has already left. – It’s possible he left a long time ago.

Michael has just left. – This means he left just a short time ago.

Here are some other examples of the present perfect with already and yet.

Have they filled in the landing cards yet?

We haven’t done it yet.

I’ve already had dinner so I’m not hungry.

Jacques has just come home so he’ll eat now.

Has the post arrived yet?

Yes, I’ve already opened it.

They haven’t loaded the truck yet.

It hasn’t snowed this winter yet.

Using ever and never with the Present Perfect

The second important use of the present perfect is to talk about life experiences, and to do this we use the words ever and never. Ever means ‘at any time’, and never means ‘at no time’. For example,

Have you ever ridden a motorcycle?

I’ve never seen a dolphin.

By using the present perfect with these words we focus attention on the action and knowing if the subject has had this particular experience. The time of the event is not important.

As you can see from the above examples, in questions we use ever, and in negatives we use never combined with an affirmative verb. However, we can also use ever with a negative verb to create a negative sentence, and the meaning is the same. For example,

He has never travelled outside his country.

He hasn’t ever travelled outside his country.

Here are some more examples of the present perfect with ever and never:

Has she ever worked for a multinational company?

We’ve played in several tournaments but we’ve never won the final.

I’ve never seen a horror film and I wouldn’t want to.

Have you ever been to the opera?

They haven’t ever wanted to move away from their hometown.

It’s never snowed in Miami. The climate is much too hot.

You’ve never gone on a cruise, have you?

When we want to talk about life experiences in the affirmative form we can use time expressions like once (one time), twice (two times) or three times, etc. For example,

We’ve visited Cairo twice.

She’s flown in a helicopter several times.

I’ve been to the football stadium once.

Now that you’ve seen how we use these words with the present perfect, you’re ready to put them into practice! Try the short quiz on this post to help confirm what you’ve understood.