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Thnaks for your attention...I corrected
*Is this the first time you have tasted this?
Thanks for your attention.. It was corrected.
It's an odd English sentence. The verb "to taste" usually needs an object, and thus Fingerhut's suggestion makes sense. To have the word "tasted" dangling like that really only works in the context of something like a wine tasting or cheese tasting event.
Is was corrected. Thanks for your attention.
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is this first time you have tasted?
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Is this first time you have tasted?
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Is this the first time you have tasted?
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