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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
'all' and 'never'
Which of the following is the correct?(or are they both correct?)
a) I thank you all for the birthday wishes.
b) I thank all of you for the birthday wishes.
2nd question,
a) I never did anything for you.
b) I never do anything for you.
Please explain to me the differences above.
a) I thank you all for the birthday wishes.
b) I thank all of you for the birthday wishes.
2nd question,
a) I never did anything for you.
b) I never do anything for you.
Please explain to me the differences above.
Top answer
)-- Both are correct. -- In the past, present or future.
- )-- Both are correct.
- -- In the past, present or future.
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Which of the following is the correct?(or are they both correct?)-- Both are correct.
a) I never did anything for you.- In the past
b) I never do anything for you.-- In the past, present or future.
a) I never did anything for you.- In the past
b) I never do anything for you.-- In the past, present or future.
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