關於Never的意思和用法的提問

A: person in general..not letting people be close enough to get to know them well..

A: I don’t know this game/story, but it means you will become something (a monster? A ghost? I don’t know) but you will always be that thing, you won’t be able to undo it or change it.

A: Not anytime for a million years (or more)

A: yes, both mean 100%, but "never ever" is just stressed (強調)

You can also say
"I'm pretty sure I won't~"
"I can guarantee you (that) I won't~"

when it's not 100%
But you know, we always will do things that we say we won't do again. Haha

A: @Noborio: It's gramatically incorrect way of say never but it kinda emphasizes it

A: I never know if you will be on time or not.

I never know what kind of a mood my mom will be in.

「I never know」は、あなたが一度も知らなかった、まだ何かを知らないということです

「I never knew」とは、その特定の瞬間まで何かを知らなかったということです。

A: I would never do that.
She would never do that to him.
He would never wear that.
We would never do drugs.
They would never listen to us.
All of them would never get a pet.

A: The views at the mountain are like never before.

When she finally saw her family after all that time, she smiled like never before.

A: Person A: My favorite baseball team lost again. I don’t think they’ll ever win.
Person B: You never know. Maybe they’ll win next time.

A: Yes!
For example, "I could never finish homework because I always have a lot of it." could mean "It's impossible for me to finish homework because there's too much of it" :)

A: The rhyme "never ever" really emphasizes the negative. Also, you can say "ever" several times. After two, it begins to be funny, like, "See, I mean this so much I'm going to say 'ever' a bunch of times."

I will never ever ever ever ever eat broccoli again! I hate it!

A: "Never again" is less formal than "never more". It's more common to say "never again"

A: ever = já (alguma vez no passado)
never = jamais (nenhuma vez no passado)

A: there isn't a huge difference
never ever just emphasizes the never
for example
I never want to see you again.
I never EVER want to see you again.
they have the same meaning but i would assume you're more angry or dislike the person more if you're using never EVER.
hope this helps!

A: 'Never' is an adverb that is used to express something hasn't happened even once in the past or that there is no way something will be accomplished in the future:

If she doesn't study this time, she will never pass the test! (-> future)
I've never kissed a girl before. (-> past)

'Ever' is an adverb that is rather questioning if something did happen in the past will happen in the future or not, for example:

Will she ever be able to pass the test?
Have you ever kissed a girl?
I don't think she and I will ever get along!

Hopefully this could help you out! :)

A: That is correct, yes!

A: you would usually say ‘i’ve never seen you before’ but i included both to help

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A: I will never. I won't never means "I will not never" which does not make sense.

A: I would say "I'm rather upset but I won't give up"

A: 나는 발음을 제공 할 거있습니다:
(I've) never tried this kind of game. Can you explain how it (goes)?

A: Maybe just "I never miscount" since the numbers is implied.

A: Your sentence is perfectly fine. Just make sure, if you are writing anything for school or work or in any formal situation(s), to capitalize the "I".I hope this helps!