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Present perfect + ever/never - Basic English Grammar

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In this video, Alisha answers 3 questions.
- I am bit confused about using never and ever. For example: "I never seen" and "I ever seen"
- What is the difference between photograph and photography. How should I use these words?
- If you can would you please explain me how can we use "take out, take off, take over, over take" with examples.

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