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Help with question Hi, there Could you tell me if you would say these sentences with or without the words in parentheses(or parenthesis??) "I don't have or ever (have) had any kind of pet" "I ate more yesterday than I ever have/ had(eaten) in my whole life." "I need you now more than I ever have (needed) "I don't go, nor ever have (gone) to any university" Thank you!

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To me personally, these sound the best.

"I don't have or have ever had any kind of pet"

"I ate more yesterday than I have ever eaten in my whole life."

"I need you now more than I ever have needed you."

Or

I need you now more than ever.

"I don't go, nor have i ever gone to any university"

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Help with question

Hi, there

Could you tell me if you would say these sentences with or without the words in parentheses(or parenthesis??)

"I don't have or ever (have) had any kind of pet"
"I ate more yesterday than I ever have/ had(eaten) in my whole life."
"I need you now more than I ever have (needed)
"I don't go, nor ever have (gone) to any university"

Thank you!

I don't have or never have had any kind of pet

I ate more yesterday than I have ever eaten in my whole life.

I need you now more than ever.

I don't go nor have ever gone to any university / I have never been to university.

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I would go without!

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