關於Ever的意思和用法的提問

A: any time or any point

A: It is used to relate a cause to a result.

Ever since China increased the child policy, many families have had a second child. (More families are having a second child because the one-child policy is gone.)
Ever since John got his new car, he won't stop talking about it. (John won't stop talking about his new car because he is so excited about having a new car.)
Alice has been upset ever since her cat went missing.

Hope that helps.

A: it's like a length of time, for example, "don't ever do that again" means to never do it again or "I'll love you forever" means you will always love that person

A: 「今までより忙しい」
The full sentence is "(I am) busier than I have ever been before"

A: Ever since means "since that time." or "since a certain event happened..."
An example of this would be "Ever since I ate that food and gotten sick on it, I can't even stand the smell of it."
A dictionary defection of this expression would be: "from then (when the event happened) till now"

A: Wow, that is the pinkest hair that I have ever seen. What dye did you use to achieve that effect?

Don't you ever say that I don't treat you right. Who else would go find you a hand carved wooden computer case at 2am in the morning?

I would never ever eat chocolate coated onions. The very thought makes me feel a bit ill.

A: Sure, here are a few example sentences:
1. Nothing ever seemed to frighten her.
2. You are ever so kind. (meaning that you are always kind)
3. Have you ever been swimming in an ocean before?

A: If I ever happen to slip, please catch me before I fall
If I ever happen to forgot my bag, please remind me before I head out
If I ever happen to fall asleep, please wake me up

A: Have you ever heard of an echidna?
They lived happily ever after
Whatever is the matter?
Don't ever come here again

A: it's not likely, if ever, that the official language of japan will change to English.

A: If someone asked; "Have you ever been to the circus?" 'Ever' in that case is asking if you had been to the circus ONCE.
"Have you always been to the circus?" 'Always' in that case is asking if you are at the circus CONSTANTLY.

A: Whichever is used when there are options that have been stated.

For example
A: Do you want to have Subway or McDonald's for dinner?
B: Whichever.

But in the example above you can also use whatever which means you don't care which one is chosen.

A: What do you want for dinner?
B: Whatever

In this instance you can whatever which also has the meaning of you don't care what you eat, just anything. Mostly people say this if they don't care and they don't want to make a decision about it.

In the second example you can't say whichever because there are no options to choose from.

A: Never is the negative form of ever:
I have never been in Paris.
I have not ever been in Paris.

These two sentences mean the same thing.

"Never ever" in your sentence above just emphasizes the "never."
So, for example:
Parent: "Would you ever do that?"
Child: "No, I would never ever ever do that!"

A: Never is similar to nunca. Ever is typically used in a question. When you ask "have you ever done this?" You are specifically asking have you done this *at any point in your life*.

A: "Ever since I started my diet, I haven't eaten any ice cream:
"I have exercised every day of the week so far"

A: Hi

Did you read or hear this somewhere?

‘I ever gave’ is unusual sounding in this context..🤔

A: will never

A: I go to the beach every monday.
Every monday, i went to the beach

A: Do you want me to pronounce it?

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A: I think the writer meant "If I ever went through with it (and committed suicide)".

"How do i write a good suicide note?
If i ever went through with it, I'd have to think about if I want to even write one."

Presumably, the writer is a native speaker, but a lazy writer.

A: OH! I think I understand.

I am always in a hurry to say “yes” to someone, but it always turns out that they just need something from me.

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A: Number 1 is correct because it's talking about a possible future event.

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A: When am I ever look ugly?