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JimmyH Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
never ever have...
"Never ever have I failed to be fascinated by these modern gadgets that involve sophisticated and highly complex engineering."
Does it sound fine in terms of grammar?
Does it sound fine in terms of grammar?
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'Never ever' is an emphatic way of emphasizing 'never'.. It adds a child-like tone to the sentence. Clive
- 'Never ever' is an emphatic way of emphasizing 'never'..
- It adds a child-like tone to the sentence.
- Clive
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'Never ever' is an emphatic way of emphasizing 'never'..
It adds a child-like tone to the sentence.
Clive
It adds a child-like tone to the sentence.
Clive
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Never ever is not an unusual phrase, but the ever isn't necessary. The phrase means not ever ever. It would be better to write
Never have I failed to be fascinated by these modern gadgets that involve sophisticated and highly complex engineering.
Never have I failed to be fascinated by these modern gadgets that involve sophisticated and highly complex engineering.
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