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Ever / never

EVER or NEVER?


I) Affirmative clauses / question clauses

"ever" 

Have you ever been to England? 
= I want to know if you have already visited England once.

It was the funniest movie he had ever seen. 

= I've never seen such a funny movie.

 

if + ever 

If  ever I meet Paul again, I'll offer him a drink. 

Hardly ever

I hardly ever watch TV. 

= rarely 

II) Negative clauses;

"never" in negative clauses.

I have never been to England. 

I would never have bought a pink car! 

Why do you never listen to me? 

Complete with the right word.

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1. If evernever I don't know you accept this offer, we'll offer you a yellow umbrella!

2. Why do they evernever I don't know come to our meetings? Have you got an idea?

3. She hardly evernever I don't know phones her brother, that's a pity!

4. Have you evernever I don't know been to New York in winter?

5. Jane was the most beautiful woman he had evernever I don't know seen.

6. If evernever I don't know you come here, don't forget to give me a call!

7. The meal was horrible! I'll evernever I don't know come there again!

8. One day, the poor man disappeared and evernever I don't know came back.

9. He's evernever I don't know understood why she was so cross with him.

10. I wonder if I'll evernever I don't know be able to speak Chinese fluently one day!