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Old 07-Jan-2008, 05:58
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Default Never and ever

Hello everyone

A simple question here:
Could someone please tell me what's the difference between never and ever?

I was recently asked by a friend and I could not answer in a clear and easy to understand way. I would really appreciate any help here.

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Old 07-Jan-2008, 06:42
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Default Re: Never and ever

Perhaps I can help posters to this enquiry understand why the confusion occurs down that way, having lived there 40 odd years.
Top end of the world, a person would ask, "Have you ever been skiing?"
An Aussie would ask (and apparently the Kiwis too), "Have you never been skiing?"
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