Use of never in Present perfect
I have a couple of sentences (both are similar to me in context) but with 2 different answers
First sentence:
Sue is riding a horse. She doesn't look very confident or comfortable.
Answer:
(She has never ridden a horse before)
Second sentence:
Ben is playing tennis for the first time. He's a complete beginner.
Answer:
(He hasn't played tennis before)
The thing is that in the first sentence my answer was:
She hasn't ridden a horse before
And it looks like the only answer is the first one but makes me wonder why the second sentence with a similar structure it's possible to use "has not" and also "has never".
Is there any difference?
Thank you
Top answer
The thing is that in the first sentence my answer was: She hasn't ridden a horse before <<< This is a correct answer. Please note that a sentence is incorrect if t does not end with correct punctuation. Clive
- The thing is that in the first sentence my answer was: She hasn't ridden a horse before <<< This is a correct answer.
- Please note that a sentence is incorrect if t does not end with correct punctuation.
- Clive
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The thing is that in the first sentence my answer was:
She hasn't ridden a horse before <<< This is a correct answer.
Please note that a sentence is incorrect if t does not end with correct punctuation.
Clive
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