When offenders go through RJ programs, they change. They feel differently about crime. They take responsibility for their actions. For the first time ever, many offenders begin to understand the victim's feelings. They work to make things right.
In the above sentence, I suppose the "ever" intensifies "for the first time", that is many offenders had never ever understand the victim's feelings before RJ programs. Am I right?
In the above sentence, I suppose the "ever" intensifies "for the first time", that is many offenders had never ever understand the victim's feelings before RJ programs. Am I right?
