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Tile navy 312 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Present perfect, past simple or past perfect?
Is it...
1.) I have never known love until I met you
2.) I never knew love until I met you
3.) I had never known known love until I met (from what I know about grammar, this one seems to be right [first I didnt know what love was -> then I met you -> now, I know] but it does sound funny). And 1.) and 2.) seem to be commonly used.
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#1 is the one that is wrong. You may choose between #2 and #3 without fear or favour. She will be oblivious.
- #1 is the one that is wrong.
- You may choose between #2 and #3 without fear or favour.
- She will be oblivious.
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#1 is the one that is wrong. You may choose between #2 and #3 without fear or favour. She will be oblivious.
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