Sentence differences
What is the difference between
"I have ever been to india'' and
"I have never been to india''
Which one is correct.?
Thank you.
Top answer
Since “India" is a place, “india” is incorrect. However, the word “ever” can sometimes be used to modify a verb in place of “forever” but not usually in the sentences you quoted. ) Except in poetry, I would not recommend using ‘ever’ in place of ‘always’.
- Since “India" is a place, “india” is incorrect.
- However, the word “ever” can sometimes be used to modify a verb in place of “forever” but not usually in the sentences you quoted.
- ) Except in poetry, I would not recommend using ‘ever’ in place of ‘always’.
- In your question, ‘never’ is correct.
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Since “India" is a place, “india” is incorrect.
However, the word “ever” can sometimes be used to modify a verb in place of “forever” but not usually in the sentences you quoted.
“I have ever felt that I belonged here.” “I have ever been lonely.” (In these two cases, “ever” equals “always”.)
Except in poetry, I would not recommend using ‘ever’ in place of ‘always’.
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