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Belly Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
How do you understand these?
How do you understand these?
Come and see us if you ever in London
I'm going to stop her ever doing that again
Come and see us if you ever in London
I'm going to stop her ever doing that again
Top answer
Come and see us if you are ever in London - now ok I'm going to stop her ever doing that again - ok
- Come and see us if you are ever in London - now ok I'm going to stop her ever doing that again - ok
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Come and see us if you are ever in London - now ok
I'm going to stop her ever doing that again - ok
I'm going to stop her ever doing that again - ok
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Thanks, Nona.
It's a typo.
But since the question of mine is, "how do you understand those sentences", more clearly, "what are the meaning of those" hasn't been asnwered yet
It's a typo.
But since the question of mine is, "how do you understand those sentences", more clearly, "what are the meaning of those" hasn't been asnwered yet
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Oh, sorry 
Come and see us if you are ever in London - I don't know if you will ever be in London, but if you are, come and
Come and see us if you are ever in London - I don't know if you will ever be in London, but if you are, come and
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So, as for the first sentence:
Come and see us if you are ever in London
People hardly say it or if they do, it's in an humorous way, right?
As for the second:
I'm going to stop her ever doing that again
Why do people have to add "ever" here? I think they can write with:
I'm going to stop her from doing that again
Or, the Ever here means forever
Come and see us if you are ever in London
People hardly say it or if they do, it's in an humorous way, right?
As for the second:
I'm going to stop her ever doing that again
Why do people have to add "ever" here? I think they can write with:
I'm going to stop her from doing that again
Or, the Ever here means forever
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