Never vs Have Never: Grammar Gurus

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Let's look at the difference between 'never' and 'have never'.
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This video helped me a lot to understand the difference between never been and have never been

bhupeshkumar
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It's so helpful to be honest, Thank you so much

NourYoongi
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Hi there, I'm a brazilian english Teacher, and I'm always searching different ways to explain some grammar points, I'd really liked this video, it´s simple, objective and I´m coming up with an amazing class about "to have" thanks to you... keep on rocking!!! As it was useful for me I'm pretty sure it'll be amazing for others! thanks "ad imo corde"*. *(from the bottle of my heart)

robertorego
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He never goes to school.
He never go to school.
Which one is grammatically correct?

yasirsharif
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🇮🇳I am an Indian and my English is very poor sir ji plz make videos in easy language ( word ) but I watch your videos so that i can learn english. Thnkuh sir❤️

aliyasharma
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Very good! Thank you, you have the best videos! My question is: when should I use "have been" or just "have" in Present Perfect? Thank You!!

MsGrazy
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i have not watch football?
what is difference between
i have never been to japan

vainglorymvga
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Every teacher is like a brother to me, so bro... It's not cause I use this footage on my classes... It's all about the initiative that I praise you...
Freaking awesome! Keep posting! And remember that small things may change someone's whole world.. I was teaching with an ancient all black chalkboard... And following your presentation I'd upgraded my own home studio.... There's no way to compare how getting a white board have improved the quality of my classes... Thank you bro... And if you ever need me, or the brazilian-portuguese perspective on what you are doing, I'd be happy to give you a hand...
Cheers!

robertorego
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Teacher, which is correct?
1) He always accuses people of doing sth that they never do.
2) He always accuses people of doing sth that they have never done.
Thank you, what's the difference?
B)1) There is a riot in America.
2) There is rioting in America.
What's the difference?

fongbeng