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ever since vs since then
Dear teachers
Do these sentences read well?
She's been in there ever since.
She's been in there since then.
Do they have the same meaning?
Thank you
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Re: ever since vs since then

Originally Posted by
Offroad
Dear teachers
Do these sentences read well?
She's been in there ever since.
She's been in there since then.
Do they have the same meaning? Yes. They're OK if some action by her had been previously mentioned/established.
Thank you
b.
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Re: ever since vs since then
They read well and have the same meaning in the right context.
Rover
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