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Yunqing Zhang Posted 7 years ago
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Have completed this fast?
If I put it like ‘’somebody have never completed the kind of task this fast‘’ , does it necessarily means that the person have completed the kind of task before but not this fast?
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" is awkward. We would say: Nobody has ever completed this kind of task this fast. It normally implies that people have completed it before, but not this fast
- " is awkward.
- We would say: Nobody has ever completed this kind of task this fast.
- It normally implies that people have completed it before, but not this fast
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It should be "somebody has", but "somebody has never ..." is awkward. We would say:
Nobody has ever completed this kind of task this fast.
It normally implies that people have completed it before, but not this fast
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