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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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at any time
Please help me.
Are they the same?
at any time = all the time
Thanks.
Are they the same?
at any time = all the time
Thanks.
Top answer
at any time = ever all the time = continuously.
- at any time = ever all the time = continuously.
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Thanks wilkins,
Is ever = at any time in the sentence?
"for the Supervisor was ever so friendly"
Please help me. Thanks.
Is ever = at any time in the sentence?
"for the Supervisor was ever so friendly"
Please help me. Thanks.
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Hi,
'ever so' here is an idiomatic and informal way of saying 'very, very'.
"for the Supervisor was ever so friendly" means he/she was very, very friendly.
Best wishes, Clive
'ever so' here is an idiomatic and informal way of saying 'very, very'.
"for the Supervisor was ever so friendly" means he/she was very, very friendly.
Best wishes, Clive
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