The word only should be written in front of and next to the word or phrase it modifies. Compare: Only David may sleep on the bed. (David and nobody else may use the bed.) David may sleep only on the bed. (David may sleep nowhere else.) David may sleep on the only bed. (David may sleep on the only …
Ever means at any time. It is used mainly in questions. Do you ever wish you were rich? (= at any time) Have you ever been to England? (= at any time up to the present) He has been unhappy ever since he left home. (= at all times) Ever and always Ever is not …
It is warm there, even in winter. (So you can be sure it will be very warm there in summer.) Even a child can understand this book. (Therefore you can be sure it is a simple one.) Position Even most often goes in mid position (after auxiliary verbs and is/am/are/was/were; before other verbs). He is …
