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Discover LudwigThe phrase "before you ever" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a time prior to any instance of an action or event occurring.
Example: "Before you ever think about quitting, consider the progress you've made."
Alternatives: "prior to ever" or "before you have".
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Before you ever see the operators, you know they're coming.
He interrupts: "Before you ever went there, we had reporters there reporting genocide after genocide.
Relationship building is key to integrative bargaining – and it begins before you ever sign an agreement.
"If you crutch that far you will be worn out before you ever start your vacation".
A telegram came back: "My daughter was a lady before you ever met her".
Aim for things that really matter to you, but don't set yourself up to fail before you ever start.
"Well, obviously, before you ever get to that point, you have to build a relationship in that region.
"Melvin Franklin of the Temptations said you had to have five of my drinks before you ever felt anything".
"You're more likely to have everything else in Star Trek before you ever get a universal translator," he says.
"It's important to have people around that you know are your friends before you ever had anything," Sprewell said.
And so collagen production reverts back to how it was in the days before you ever worried about wrinkles.
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