to I have always worked as hard as I could before. Yes, but if you use "always", you don't need "before" at the end. Omit it.
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MaNavu Shalom Is it correct to change the following sentence Never before have I worked as hard as I could.to I have always worked as hard as I could before.Yes, but if you use "always", you don't need "before" at the end. Omit it.
MaNavu ShalomBut if the sentence is without "always", then it should beI have worked as hard as I could before.When I said "Omit it", I meant "Omit 'before'". You need I have always worked as hard as I could. always is the opposite of never.
MaNavu ShalomDoes it change the meaning from the original sentence
MaNavu ShalomHi thanks for your answers to my questions. I would like to check with you if these sentences are grammatically correct:I am seldom entirely satisfied with my situation.and A poor writer can rarely express his exact feelings in words.Regards,EemanueilYour sentences are fine, but please note that these questions have nothing to do with rewriting n