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We also use _____before an adjective or adverb
However
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______ is used after a negative phrase, for emphasis. It has a similar meaning to "at all"
whatsoever
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We can use _____, ______, _____, _______ and ____ to finish an open-ended list. THe meaning is similar to etc.
Whichever, whenever, whoever, wherever, and whatever.
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We can use whatever whichever, whenever, whoever and however to mean "__thing", "___where", "at ___time", "___one", "in ___ way".
anything, anywhere, at any time, anyone or in any way
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You can also use -ever words to end a list, giving it a meaning similar to "__ so ___"
and so on
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We can often use _____ or ______ instead of whoever, whenever and wherever
whatever or whichever
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To express surprise you can use __ ___ in this way.
Why ever
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We use "When____", "_____ever" and "_ow____" at the beginning of an adverbial clause with the meaning " it doesn't matter when, where and how"
whenever, wherever, however
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you can use the question word + _____ as a short response on its own.
ever
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_____ can be used as a rather rude reply meaning "I don't care".
Whatever
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________ can also have a similar meaning to "every time"
Whenever
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