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Present perfect with 'ever' and 'never' - 6 Minute Grammar

Present perfect with 'ever' and 'never' - 6 Minute Grammar

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In English, we often use the present perfect tense with 'ever' or 'never' (meaning: 'not ever'). 'Ever' means 'at any time in someone's life'. We usually use 'ever' in questions and 'never' in statements. Watch the video
Date: 2020-09-18

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I've never thought that present perfect is intended to describe our life experiences. This is really impressive discovery for me.
Thank you. :-)
Actually, this is a biggest gap in my English: why do they need all those times?
PS. Youtube teases you with a translation app adds. :-p

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Hello
Thanks for the video
I have a question
When I use the word generation and I want to refer to it , should I say they or it
For example : It is essential to raise a strong generation that is aware or its country's problems and how to solve it .
Is this sentence right ?

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Hi BBC Learning English!!! I love to watch your videos cause they are really easy to understand!!! I have a question... Is it possible to use 'ever' and 'never' in the same sentence? If so, how and when can I use it? Thx
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Thank you very much indeed, it was very helpful.. I am going to use the present perfect better than before... Have a great weekend dear teachers...
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