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Penicillin Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Question about English.

Hello

I need your help.

Choose the correct answer (I think the firsts are correct but I wanna be sure)?

1.

- Never happends...

- Never happend...

2.

- Some of people like it.

- Some of people likes it.

3.

- (Anyone/Someone) wishes to meet him.

- (Anyone/Someone) wish to meet him.

Thanks
  

Top answer

Either "it never happened" or "in never happens" could be correct, depending on what you mean. However, happends or happend are wrong either way. Some people - no "of" - like it.

  • Either "it never happened" or "in never happens" could be correct, depending on what you mean.
  • However, happends or happend are wrong either way.
  • Some people - no "of" - like it.
  • Someone wishes to meet him - corrrect.
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Either "it never happened" or "in never happens" could be correct, depending on what you mean. However, happends or happend are wrong either way.

Some people - no "of" - like it.

Someone wishes to meet him - corrrect.
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When is "it never happends" correct and incorrect?

Thanks
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As GG said, happends is never correct. Happends is not a real word.

Happen -ok

Happens - ok

Happened -ok

Happend or happends - absolutely incorrect as they are not real words (see spelling of happened above). It is not possible to combine happens and happened into one word for happends (or even happeneds).
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OK

I mean "Never happens..." is correct?

"happends" was an erratum, I'm very sorry.

I know "happends" is not read word.
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If you say something "never happens," you are talking about something in general. This thing has not happened in the past, and it will not happen in the future. For example: A snow storm in July never happens in Florida.



If you says something "never happened," you are referring to a specific event that did NOT happen, probably because someone said that it did?

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