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Necrophagist Posted 9 years ago
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Present or past perfect

Let's say I'm talking to my friend about some boxing match that happened a few months ago.
"He thought he could beat him even though he had/has never done it before." Which one? Let's assume that the person in question has still not beaten his opponent.

  

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Say "He thought he could beat him even though he had never done it before."

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Necrophagist"He thought he could beat him even though he had/has never done it before."

has never done

He thinks he could beat him even though he has never done it before.

had never done

He thought he could beat him even though he had never done it before.

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