things just mentioned or expression of remarkableness
0Hi,02br 02br 00Please tell me if the both versions can prevail like this under these sentential constructions.02br 02br 00I have never saw 01u00such usage02u00. -- used as an expression of remarkableness.02br 02br 00I have never saw 01u00such a usage02u00 -- used as refer back to the thing(s) just mentioned. 0-
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0 01i 00>I have never 01font 00saw02br 02font 00I have never 01b 00seen02br 02b 02i 00I've never 01b 00seen02b 0-
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0 01i 00>I have never 01font 00saw02br 02font 00I have never 01b 00seen02br 02b 02i 00I've never 01b 00seen02b 0-
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0Thank you, Marius.02br 02br 00Let me correct them like these.02br 02br 00I have never seen such usage -- a case of the expression of remarkableness02br 02br 00I have never seen such a usage -- to refer back to something you have mentioned previously. 0-
0Please tell me if 01del01font00the02font02del00 both versions can prevail like this under these sentential constructions.02br 02br 00I have never s01font00een02font00 01u00such usage02u00. -- used as an expression of remarkableness. 01font
0Thank you, Incho and Marius.02br 02br 00What I want to say, I think, is that when a person wants to express his or her feeling of being shocked when caught something unexpectantly, he might use the phrase "such something" without an article.02br 02br 00He was 01u00such gentleman02u00 at the ball, I felt like inviting him to dinner
0Hi,02br 02br 01font00He was 01u00such gentleman02u00 at the ball, I felt like inviting him to dinner afterward.02font02br 02br 01font00It was an exhibition of 01u00such bad character02u00 of his to play jokes in front of those kids.02font