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原因可能有：
▪沒有選對材料，聽過難或簡單的聽力材料；
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▪大多數人都會涉及到的一個問題，堅持不下來。
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▪每天的6句話做到完全聽懂，單詞學會，那在30天解鎖課程中就會得到真正的進階。
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How to Use the Word 'Ever'
Have you ever noticed the number of times that a native English speaker uses the word "ever"? Ever is an adverb that we Americans say a lot.
Here's today's question, from Zanoni in Venezuela:
Question:
Hello. I would like to get some tips about the right usage of the adverb "ever." Thanks in advance. - Zanoni, Venezuela
Answer:
Hello, Zanoni!
There are many ways to use the word "ever," but some of them are very formal, less modern, or more common in British English. So it might help more if I tell you how Americans most often use the word.
There are a few ways we use it.
At any time
The first way means "at any time." For this meaning, we often use it in question form:
Have you ever visited Zanzibar?
Do you ever wonder how you will look in 10 years?
What is the best film you have ever seen?
Note that the third example uses the superlative adjective "best."
We can also use "ever" in statements, such as when you are describing something with a superlative or comparative adjective.
The Ring is the best horror film I've ever seen.
The cost of living is higher than it has ever been.
Negatives
In negative statements, we can use the term "not ever" to mean "not at any time." But "never" is much more common. Listen to the following sentences that have the same meaning:
He doesn't ever let his mother finish speaking.
He never lets his mother finish speaking.
But with negative words, like "nobody," "no one," "rarely" and "hardly," we use "ever" instead of "never." Let's listen:
No one here ever cleans up after themselves.
I rarely ever carry money with me.
Ever since
Americans also use "ever" in the expression "ever since." It means "continually or often from a past time until now," which is similar to the meaning of "since." But using "ever" adds strength to the statement.
Listen:
Ever since I started stretching, my back has felt much better.
You can also say it like this, with the same meaning:
My back has felt much better ever since I started stretching.
And that's Ask a Teacher.
I'm Alice Bryant.
adj.最高級的; 最高的; 過度的;
n.最高級; 最好的人; 最高程度;
adj.比較（上）的; 按比較估計的; 相當的，還可以的;
n.[語] （形容詞或副詞的） 比較級形式; 可匹敵者，可比擬物;
n.形容詞;
adj.形容詞的; 附屬的，不獨立的; [法] 有關程序的;
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