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Number seven, the sentence in question is, it may be hard for someone who's never lived in a city to perceive a city community as intimate, but my neighborhood is far from impersonal.
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You'll notice that what's changing is just a little bit of the wording here.
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We get to play with who's never versus never having who or which.
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Then we also get to play with the tense of the verb.
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So what that means is when you have who's never lived, that's a contraction standing for.
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Who has, who has never lived.
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That is in contrast with answer choice c, who hadn't ever lived.
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That means who had not ever lived.
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The difference there is past or present.
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Who has never lived versus who had not ever lived? to say had not implies like a double past.
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I had not done this before i did that or something.
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If that's not flowing very well for you, the reason is that it's almost never correct because we rarely on the act see something quite so sophisticated as a double past tense like that.
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If you check the surrounding verbs, you'll notice there's lots of present tense is far from personal.
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It may be hard in the present.
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There are lots of people...