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Discover LudwigThe phrase "having never" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that something was true up to a certain point in time but doesn't hold true anymore. For example, "Having never won a competition before, it was a special moment when he finally took home first prize."
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You'd be forgiven for having never heard of Rh disease.
He died in 1953, having never heard his masterpiece complete.
She left school at 15, having never taken an examination.
Only Death never changes, having never been away.
He was planning to visit France, having never done so.
Chlorotoluron was applied on plots as a marker compound, having never been used previously on that, or surrounding fields.
How did you navigate New York having never been here as an adult?
The UK is almost unique in having never adopted a written constitution or other fundamental law.
5. Denied all the specifications as being misunderstood by PWs or as having never happened.
Having never taught before, I decided to teach Advanced Biochemistry and Molecular Biology to gain experience.
SOMETIMES a team comes to the Super Bowl having never played one.
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