Explanation of ever all, the more the merrier .

everadv.

adv.Used for general interrogative sentences] was, once.

Used for both conditional and negative sentences] at any time, at any time.

Used to compare clauses] before, before.

Used after the interrogative word, strengthen the tone] exactly, in the end.

Used in affirmative sentences] always, always, always, constantly, repeatedly.

As much as possible; Very.

express surprise, skepticism and impatience] maybe, always.

Indicates conditional, threatening, etc.] if yes, if.

The comparatives and superlatives are used in conjunction with adjectives to indicate strengthening] more than ever before.

[used in an inverted sentence with the verb to be as a predicate, to strengthen the tone] very, extremely.

everadv.

Once, ever, ever, ever, at all times, exactly.

Ever; Once; Hitherto; Often; Always; Truly; Result; Finally; Taste; Often.

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English [.]'ev (r)] beauty ['evər]

adv.Forever; Once, this before; Exactly, in the end; Possible.

It's all his meaning.

1 It is impossible for foreigners to be wrong, it is the mother tongue of others, will you get the common words of Chinese wrong!

2 English words cannot be understood in Chinese, do we learn English or Chinalish?

Look at the English version of the dictionary ever means "any time".

i had ever been to new york.Literally, I've been to New York at any time, and of course no one translates like that, and the normal translation is that I've been to New York before.

<> a word can have a lot of meanings, and it needs to be translated according to the context.

Once, how was the adverb used?

1. Never is mainly used in conjunction with affirmative verbs and not with negative verbs. In general, it means "never"; Ever means 'at any time' and is mainly used in interrogative sentences.

2. never+ affirmative verb can sometimes replace an ordinary negative verb; ever can be used in conjunction with negative verbs, especially when used in conjunction with compound tenses, in place of never+ affirmative verbs.

3. never+ interrogative verb can indicate that the speaker is surprised that he has not been able to do something; The verb ever+ affirmative can be used in comparison or in conjunction with words that express presumption and doubt.

The difference between ever and never: different meanings, different usages, and different emphasis.

First, the meaning is different.

Meaning: advOnce; at all times; Forever;

Meaning: advNever; Never.

Second, the usage is different.

Usage: When it means "at any time, situation, ever, ever", it is mostly used in general interrogative sentences or negative sentences, and can also be used in clauses that express conditions or comparisons and affirmative sentences with negative meanings, usually placed before verbs.

Example sentence: i don't think i ever met you.

I don't think I've seen you.

Usage: "never, never" solution, indicating total negation, generally refers to a regular state, not used to modify a one-time specific action.

Example sentence: I will never forget your kindness

I'll never forget your kindness.

Third, the focus is different.

Focus: Indicates what has happened in the past, often used in spoken language, and the tone is stronger.

Focus: Indicates something that is not happening now or in the future.

adv.Never; Never. Never; Never.

adv.Forever; Once, this before; Exactly, in the end; Possible.

Never and ever do not have any resemblance in the meaning of the word, never is an adverb meaning never, and ever is an adverb meaning ever, forever.