Practicing present perfect tense with some embarrassing questions can certainly make them laugh. It's helpful if you make them hold a piece of paper, claiming "I have." "I have never!" Otherwise, it'll be better if you start the exercise with "Have you ever...?"

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Practicing present perfect tense with some embarrassing questions can certainly make them laugh. It's helpful if you make them hold a piece of paper, claiming "…