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What is another word for never-before-seen? that you can use instead. Contexts Newly released or published Involving the use of the latest techniques, ideas, styles or equipment Adjective Newly released or published fresh unreleased new unpublished newfound recent brand new brand-new newly released previously unreleased brand spanking new
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Jul 4, 2013. #2. To me "I have never seen you at my uncles place before" is the only correct way of expressing the intended meaning. There isn't another past action, which happened later. So there is no need for the past perfect because there is no linkage of events. On the other hand you want to point out that you haven't seen the person at.
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1 To my (British) ears I never saw. before sounds quintessentially American. The before sets this in a period of time continuing up to the present, so I would always use the present perfect I've never seen. before. - Colin Fine Jul 14, 2020 at 10:13 Add a comment 1 Answer Sorted by: 1
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#1 I'm in the cinema, the film starts and it's very good. I say to my friend: a) Never before have I seen such a good film b) Never before had I seen such a good film c) Both are correct Yesterday, I saw a very good film. Now, I'm talking to my friends: a) Never before have I seen such a good film b) Never before had I seen such a good film
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#1 Hello everybody, What grammar should I use with the phrase 'never before'? For example, here are four example sentences. Which of them are right and which of them are wrong? Will you comment, please. (1) I have never seen such a thing before in my past. (2) I never saw such a thing before in my past.
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Please don't ever say "I never seen it." That's incorrect (and sounds horrible, although people say it all the time here!), unless you state "I HAVE never seen it." This verb is past-tense in a form that doesn't imply a specific start or end.you have never seen something in your whole life, such as a monument or an opera.
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1 Answer Sorted by: 1 Neither is actually correct. You've got an extra element in there. It's either: Never had I seen such a beautiful lady.
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The phrase "never before seen" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it to emphasize that something is completely new or that it has never happened before. For example: "This breakthrough medical technology is something that has never before been seen in the medical field.". exact ( 32 ) Never before seen by human eyes! 1
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Antecedents similar to 'the like of which X has/have/had never seen' Ancestral versions of "the like of which X has/have/had never seen" go back more than 100 years earlier than Hooks's 1675 example. Here are nine instances from before 1655. From a 1586 edition of Holinshed's Chronicles, volume 2 (1577/1586):
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