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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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No dog which has ever bitten +(ever)
1. No dog which has bitten a cat feels the admiration of other dogs.
2. No dog which has ever bitten a cat feels the admiration of other dogs.
It's hard to know what ever can be in #2.
What's the difference between #1 and 2?
2. No dog which has ever bitten a cat feels the admiration of other dogs.
It's hard to know what ever can be in #2.
What's the difference between #1 and 2?
Top answer
'Ever' is just an intensifier. It means 'at any time'.
- 'Ever' is just an intensifier.
- It means 'at any time'.
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