None of them oh their own are correct, here's how you can fix them to sound a bit better: Time never goes back. or Time never returns. I think you're trying to say 'you can't turn back time' or 'you can't turn back the clock'? Those phrases mean you cannot undo the past and need to continue forward.

None of those are correct, and to be honest it's not clear what you want to express. I think you might be trying to say 'you can't turn back time' or 'you can't turn back the clock' but I could be wrong. Those two expressions mean that you can't undo things that have happened in the past.

Don't forget that all the verbs in those should have an 's' : 'Time never GOES', Time never RETURNS'. Also remember that 'return' means 'go back', so we don't say 'return back' - just 'return'. The nearest natural expression we have in English is 'You can't turn back time.'

Thanks a lot for attention, baslllman.

time never go back i think the is used when u point to specific time