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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I ever was" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in poetic or archaic contexts, but in modern usage, it is generally replaced with more standard expressions. Example: "I never thought I would feel this way, but I remember the person I ever was."
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"Coldest I ever was in my life," Anderson added.
"I'm far more confident now than I ever was".
"I'm sure I've bombed more than I ever was good".
"I don't think I ever was a top model".
He's more bolshie than I ever was and more argumentative.
But, he says, "I was the lowest I ever was.
Be a better person than I ever was.
And if I ever was, it was 20 years ago.
"And after four years, I'm better than I ever was.
I don't think I ever was reticent in terms of making a decision.
She was much closer to the president than I ever was.
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