Pls Correct the sentence ?

I've been there but I've never seen you.

CB

Thankx ??

I was there but I didn't see you.

"I've been there but I've never seen you" is correct. Note this has a different meaning to "I was there but I didn't see you". "I've been there but I've never see you" implies a regular visit to a place, without ever having bumped into the person there. 'I was there but I didn't see you' refers to a specific occasion: I was there yesterday, but I didn't see you.

Between "didn't" and "never", a simple and effective way to determine which to use is to think of them like this:
Didn't = Did Not.
Never = Not Ever.

it was far from certain = it was not possible
is my understanding correct?

thank you

Anonymous it was far from certain = it was not possible is my understanding correct?

No.

It was far from certain. ~ It was very uncertain.

This is different from

It was not possible. ~ It was impossible.

CJ