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"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • John, did you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I have asked a similar question yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.

"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • John, did you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I have asked a similar question yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.

"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • John, did you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I asked a similar question yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.

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"Have never seen" vs "Had I HAD / HAVE never seen"seen a match like that before!

"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • List itemJohnJohn, Diddid you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I have asked a similar threadquestion yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.

"Have never seen" vs "Had never seen"

"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • List itemJohn, Did you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I have asked a similar thread yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.

I HAD / HAVE never seen a match like that before!

"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • John, did you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I have asked a similar question yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.

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"Have never seen" vs "Had never seen"

"Have never seen" or "Had never seen": Which one is correct in the following context? If they are both correct, then which one would you prefer?

  • List itemJohn, Did you see the match between Liverpool and Chelsea yesterday? What a beautiful match it was! It was the best match I have ever seen. I have never seen/had never seen a match like that before.

I have asked a similar thread yesterday, where the answerer said present perfect and past perfect both are correct. But in this one I have used yesterday and I am not sure whether both tenses can be used or only one is correct.