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Kishan1979 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Could you please explain the difference

could you please explain what is hte difference between the below two words and give one example ,where we can use those.
Never been and ever been

Regards,
B.kishan
  

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never been = negative ever been = positive Have you ever been kissed? i have never been kissed. + = + =

— MIG

  • never been = negative ever been = positive Have you ever been kissed?
  • i have never been kissed.
  • + = + =
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never been = negative
ever been = positive

Have you ever been kissed? i have never been kissed.

Emotion: crying +

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Thanks MIG. You simply said the best thing. Kishan
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kishan1979Never been and ever been
ever ~ at any time
never = not ever = not at any time

I have never been to Austria. = I have not ever been to Austria.
Henry has never been invited to Lucy's home. = Henry has not ever been invited to Lucy's home.

Have you ever been stopped by the police?
No, I have never been stopped by the pol
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