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Megna Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Could anyone please explain me the correct usage of NEVER and EVER?

For example:

I've never seen such a professor or I've ever seen such a professor. (In this case I'd like to praise the professor.)

May I know which one is the correct form?When to use Never and when to use Ever?

  

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Megna For example:I've never seen such a professor or I've ever seen such a professor. Only the first is correct grammar. Megna When to use Never and when to use Ever?

— Mister Micawber

  • Megna For example:I've never seen such a professor or I've ever seen such a professor.
  • Only the first is correct grammar.
  • Megna When to use Never and when to use Ever?
  • 'Ever' can appear only in negative statements and questions.
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MegnaFor example:I've never seen such a professor or I've ever seen such a professor.

Only the first is correct grammar.

MegnaWhen to use Never and when to use Ever?

'Ever' can appear only in negative statements and questions.

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