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Discover Ludwig'never know' is a correct and common part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to express uncertainty or the impossibility of knowing something for sure. It is often used in the negative form, but can also be used in the positive form. Examples: - "We may never know the true reason behind his behavior." - "I can never know if I made the right decision." - "You never know what the future holds." - "I never know how to respond to his jokes." - "She never knows when to stop talking."
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Never know.
You never know, you never know".
I will never know.
I shall never know.
We shall never know.
But you never know".
"You never know, hon".
Perhaps we'll never know.
"You will never know.
But you'd never know.
You just never know.
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