Evers for Dummies

Alright, so "evers" is actually not a word on its own, but it's a part of some other words. You might have heard of words like "forever" or "whenever" - those words are made up of two parts, "ever" and another part that gives the word its specific meaning. So, "ever" is like the building block that gets put together with other parts to make new words. It's kind of like how different Lego blocks can be put together to make different shapes and structures. That's how "ever" works with other parts to make new words.

"Ever" on its own can also mean "at any time" or "always". For example, you could say "Do you ever go swimming?" meaning "Do you go swimming at any time?". Or, you could say "I will love you forever" meaning "I will love you always".

So, to sum up, "ever" is a word that is used as part of other words to give them specific meanings, and it can also mean "at any time" or "always" when used on its own. Keep on the lookout for "ever" in other words, and you'll start to notice it more and more!