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26 Dec 2016
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English (US)
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Which one is correct?
Which one is correct?
If somebody tells me something which I still don't know.
I never knew that
I never knew about that
I've never known that
I've never known about that
I never knew that
I never knew about that
I've never known that
I've never known about that
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I didn't know that. Or I never knew that but it is more common to say I didn't know that.
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