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I have never flown in a balloon Sat Aug 13, 2005 15:16 pm  I have never flown in a balloon
 

Test No. incompl/elem-17 "White Water Rafting", question 3

To be honest, I have never ......... in a balloon.

(a) flowed
(b) flown
(c) flying

Test No. incompl/elem-17 "White Water Rafting", answer 3

To be honest, I have never flown in a balloon.

Correct answer: (b) flown

Your answer was: incorrect
To be honest, I have never flying in a balloon.
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i think something is wrong. coz in this question i was selected the answer flying but it was changed when i click the button to check my answer. i dn't know why Confused? anyway i like this web site so much even i'm a new one. thx !
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Flying Sat Aug 13, 2005 15:32 pm  Flying
 

Hi,

Glad you like the site. I don't know exactly what went wrong with your answer but you need the form I have never flown, which is sometimes called the Present Perfect Simple tense. If you want to use the Present Perfect Continuous then you would have to add been and then it would be: I have never been flying.

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