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what is the difference between ever and never ? Thank you for the question

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Its a bit complex: http://www.differencebetween.net/language/words-language/difference-between-never-and-ever/
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'ever' means at any time 'never' means at no time The relationship between 'ever' and 'never' is like the relationship between 'anything' and 'nothing' or 'anybody' and 'nobody'. For example: Have you ever been to London? = at any time in your life No, I've never been there = at no time or 'That's the best meal I've ever eaten.' means the same as 'I've never eaten a better meal (in my whole life).
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Thank you (;

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