English translation:
there is no need to
never happens
Structure:
Verb + ことはない
Any particular reason why it’s ことがある for “it happens” and ことはない for "it never happens?
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Just the nature of the Grammar Points. The fact that the translations have this polar-end opposite meaning to them is just a coincidence. If you were to say, ことはある or ことがない, depending on the sentence they could work, but remember that these are Grammar Points for a reason.
Hope this helps!
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