Never and ever
I know “ever” and “never” must always be used along with Present perfect and not Past simple, but at the same time the sentence:”He was never told the truth” is correct, even thought it’s the passive form of past simple that I’m using.
How could I explain it to someone else who struggles to understand the difference?
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anonymous I know “ever” and “never” must always be used along with Present perfect and not Past simple anonymous How could I explain it to someone else Tell them that you were mistaken when you said that you knew "ever" and "never" must always be used with the present perfect and not past simple. Tell them that you found out that it isn't true. ) CJ
- anonymous I know “ever” and “never” must always be used along with Present perfect and not Past simple anonymous How could I explain it to someone else Tell them that you were mistaken when you said that you knew "ever" and "never" must always be used with the present perfect and not past simple.
- Tell them that you found out that it isn't true.
- ) CJ
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anonymousI know “ever” and “never” must always be used along with Present perfect and not Past simple
anonymousHow could I explain it to someone else
Tell them that you were mistaken when you said that you knew "ever" and "never" must always be used with the present perfect and not past simple. Tell them that you found
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