Word order

I think the correct is " she never goes "
if you use " Never she goes " use must use " Never does she go "
and the third is wrong, so the second is the correct answer.

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Originally Posted by csharp

I think the correct is " she never goes "
if you use " Never she goes " use must use " Never does she go "
and the third is wrong, so the second is the correct answer.

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I agree. "Never does she go" would be a better option if you want to start the sentence with a negative.:splat: However, using " Never she goes " would be interesting in a blank verse or a poem or an alternate form of writing. :n00b:

Kind of reminds me of Matilda. :lol: I don't know why, but it does. :roll:

hi


who can tell me about the right grammar her fro this exercise ....

cause it the first time i see this kind of exercise .... about word order ...

I select No. 2. The first word is the subject, the second is the negative word and the last is the verb.

I think the frequency adverb "never " must be in the middle ie between the subject and the verb

I`ve voted for the 2nd choice.

She never goes.

she never goes is right answer as voit

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