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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct use of "never"
Please which of these sentences is correct?
i never went to his house or i never gone to his house.
Kindly show me the rules.
i never went to his house or i never gone to his house.
Kindly show me the rules.
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I've never gone/been to his house. (And now I'm not there) I never went to his house. (The house doesn't exist anymore or going there is impossible.
- I've never gone/been to his house.
- (And now I'm not there) I never went to his house.
- (The house doesn't exist anymore or going there is impossible.
- ) Anonymous Kindly show me the rules.
- They are quite wide to explain in a few lines.
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I've never gone/been to his house. (And now I'm not there)
I never went to his house. (The house doesn't exist anymore or going there is impossible. We are talking about something that used to be in the past.)
I never went to his house. (The house doesn't exist anymore or going there is impossible. We are talking about something that used to be in the past.)
AnonymousKindly show me the rules.They are quite wide to explain in a few lines. Check a good grammar book and come with new sente
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Review the three principle parts of a verb.
go - went - gone
The third is preceded by a form of have.
So you have either I never went or I have never gone.
CJ
go - went - gone
The third is preceded by a form of have.
So you have either I never went or I have never gone.
CJ
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