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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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difference between "did never lose" a game and "had never lost" a game
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did never lose" a game -- This is a rare structure used for emphasis or denial. I doubt that you are using it correctly. You mean 'never lost a game'.
- did never lose" a game -- This is a rare structure used for emphasis or denial.
- I doubt that you are using it correctly.
- You mean 'never lost a game'.
- "had never lost" a game-- This refers to a past loss postdating the remark.
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did never lose" a game -- This is a rare structure used for emphasis or denial. I doubt that you are using it correctly. You mean 'never lost a game'.
"had never lost" a game-- This refers to a past loss postdating the remark.
"had never lost" a game-- This refers to a past loss postdating the remark.
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