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ever records vs ever record

Both phrases are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes. 'Ever records' is a plural noun phrase, while 'ever record' is a singular noun phrase. The choice between them depends on the context in which they are used.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 858 views

ever records

This phrase is correct when referring to multiple records that have been made at any point in time.

Use 'ever records' when you want to talk about multiple records that have been made at any time in the past or present.

Examples:

  • These are the most important ever records in the history of the company.
  • She has broken many ever records in her career.
  • I'll even name it "Annie Is the Best Sister Ever Records".
  • Didn't exactly figure out my purpose in life yet, but if I ever record an album, I'm pretty sure I've got my cover.
  • A guy like you's got every Sinatra record ever made.
  • No one will ever beat my record.
  • I don't think we ever had those records in Australia House.
  • I don't think she's ever played the records, as far as I know.
  • Greatest record ever recorded by an Italian who looks like he's got a dead badger on his head.
  • Nobody ever has a record of Sue, but I was there.
  • Now he could have stolen my records without ever seeing her.
  • But this little baby right here delivers 2 million volts with no record it ever happened.
  • And there's no record he ever killed anyone.
  • This is the last record Roy ever made.
  • How many of those fall by the wayside - or, indeed, is there ever a record kept?
  • You know, this was the first record I ever got.
  • There were more tropical storms in the North Atlantic than ever before, since records began.
  • You'll notice this if you ever have occasion to record yourself or a group of people talking.
  • Somebody didn't want a record of ever having checked out these books.
  • Biggest one ever killed on record was 27 feet.
  • No record company ever went to an artist and said,
  • Look, the only reason that that "record" ever happened was we got snowed in during a ski trip.

ever record

This phrase is correct when referring to a single record that has been made at any point in time.

Use 'ever record' when you want to talk about a single record that has been made at any time in the past or present.

Examples:

  • This is the most significant ever record in the field of science.
  • He holds the ever record for the fastest marathon time.
  • Didn't exactly figure out my purpose in life yet, but if I ever record an album, I'm pretty sure I've got my cover.
  • I'll even name it "Annie Is the Best Sister Ever Records".
  • A guy like you's got every Sinatra record ever made.
  • No one will ever beat my record.
  • I don't think we ever had those records in Australia House.
  • I don't think she's ever played the records, as far as I know.
  • Greatest record ever recorded by an Italian who looks like he's got a dead badger on his head.
  • Nobody ever has a record of Sue, but I was there.
  • Now he could have stolen my records without ever seeing her.
  • But this little baby right here delivers 2 million volts with no record it ever happened.
  • And there's no record he ever killed anyone.
  • This is the last record Roy ever made.
  • How many of those fall by the wayside - or, indeed, is there ever a record kept?
  • You know, this was the first record I ever got.
  • There were more tropical storms in the North Atlantic than ever before, since records began.
  • You'll notice this if you ever have occasion to record yourself or a group of people talking.
  • Somebody didn't want a record of ever having checked out these books.
  • Biggest one ever killed on record was 27 feet.
  • No record company ever went to an artist and said,
  • Look, the only reason that that "record" ever happened was we got snowed in during a ski trip.

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