2018年3月11日 · I thought you needed to say something, but you chickened out. This context uses past perfect tense, because "found out" and "realized" relate to the preceding event "had chickened out":

2021年10月4日 · Is it possible to use "infinitive" after chicken out? She chickened out to go there by herself.

2019年2月15日 · The opposite interpretation of "left him for death" is possible: one member of a group of suicide bombers chickened out of the mission, but the others continued their jouney to the target location.

2016年7月5日 · In the following paragraph, is it better to use 'had proposed the extended warranty' or 'proposed the extended warranty'? If the customer doesn’t want to pay and maliciously blows us off to try ...

2015年5月18日 · "I have never ..." and "I haven't ever ..." mean the same thing. "I haven't ..." is not quite the same. Depending on the context, it COULD mean "never", or it could mean that you have not done this in this particular case. For example, suppose you're boss assigned you to write three versions of a letter to be sent to clients: one in English, one in Spanish, and one in …