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It's about time you sell that old car and buy yourself a new one | Usage of "after doing" (She's after selling her car.)

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#1 (permalink) Mon Jun 23, 2008 0:11 am Calling upon intuition: not ever

Natives, would you intuitively say that "not ever" is far more common in written English than in spoken English?

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