Francesco
Is there any difference between "ever since" and "since then" at the end of a sentence? Is there any difference between "ever since" and "since then" at the end of a sentence? Are they interchangeable? Are there some cases when one is preferable to the other? Thank you very much! :)
Aug 30, 2020 5:42 PM
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They are the same. I think you can use them interchangeably. Also, you can put "Since then" at the beginning of a sentence also. For example: "Since then, I have been working at the airport." or "Since then, I have not seen him again." If you use "ever since" at the beginning, you need to add more information. For example: "Ever since I went to Italy, I am addicted to pasta." or "Ever since my wife left me, I have had to cook for myself."
August 30, 2020
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