Ví dụ về việc sử dụng I never really knew trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I never really knew my dad.
Before I had kids, I never really knew what love was.
I never really knew about it.
Whereas with me, I never really knew where I was going.
I never really knew about that.
But that is another subject I never really knew how to approach with film.
I never really knew my father.
My father was always angry, and I never really knew if I had done something to make him that way or not.
I never really knew about this.
She had me when she was 18 years old, and my father left when I was one year old,so I never really knew him.
I never really knew what home was.
Adams said,"I never really knew what the lies were.
I never really knew Jarid as a child.
To be honest, I never really knew how to pray….
I never really knew whether it worked.
Truth be told I never really knew him, or what his dreams were.
I never really knew why she was this way.
Maybe I never really knew what happiness was.
I never really knew what I wanted.
For most of my life, I never really knew or cared why writing for even 5 minutes made me happier, I just knew it worked.
I never really knew that she could dance like this.
But I never really knew what mood he was going to be in.
I never really knew him personally, so it was no loss.
I never really knew the kind of love Jesus has for me until this testimony.
I never really knew what it was," he continues,"but when the invitation to audition came to me in 1986, I had to turn to them and say,'Guys, what is'Star Trek'?
I never really know what I'm playing.
I never really know what to say when I come here.
People always say the word soul and I never really know what they're talking about.
Some things can be foreseen, but I never really know how my post is going to perform and whether the readers are going to actually engage with it.
I never really know myself and when someone tells me, then it is such a blessing that all I can say is thank you.”.