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Which one sounds natural?
They would never ever have it?
Or
They would never ever had it?
Thanks in advanceđ
2022ćčŽ2æ7æ„ 15:18
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The second one isnât grammatically correct either. Itâs mixing the tenses
2022ćčŽ2æ7æ„
The first one is correct honey.
But the second one is a mixture of tenses.
2022ćčŽ2æ8æ„
The first one is correct and sounds natural. The second one isn't grammatically correct.
2022ćčŽ2æ8æ„
Only the first sentence is correct âșïž
2022ćčŽ2æ7æ„
They would never ever have it. Your welcome.
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