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Redkiddy Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Confused
hi again
I have just heard this sentence:
I never saw it ,,,,,,shouldnt we use I have/had never seen it.
and...
I already knew it.,,,,,,,,,,shouldnt we use I have/had already known it
thanks for your help......
I have just heard this sentence:
I never saw it ,,,,,,shouldnt we use I have/had never seen it.
and...
I already knew it.,,,,,,,,,,shouldnt we use I have/had already known it
thanks for your help......
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I can only speak for American English. S. "I waited two hours for the bus.
- I can only speak for American English.
- S.
- "I waited two hours for the bus.
- ) "I had only two chances to see that movie.
- I didn't see it the first time.
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I can only speak for American English.
Both "I never saw it" and "I have never seen it" are heard in the U.S.
"I waited two hours for the bus. In that two hours, I never saw it." ("I have never seen it" not possible in this context.)
"I had only two chances to see that movie. I didn't see it the first time. I didn't see it the second time. So to this day, I have
Both "I never saw it" and "I have never seen it" are heard in the U.S.
"I waited two hours for the bus. In that two hours, I never saw it." ("I have never seen it" not possible in this context.)
"I had only two chances to see that movie. I didn't see it the first time. I didn't see it the second time. So to this day, I have
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