Wherever or Where Ever?

Wherever or Where Ever?

Whereever is not a word. ... Wherever is a compound word. It drops the E from the end of "where." Whereever is incorrect. Wherever can function as a conjunction that means "at any place or in any condition." It can also be used occasionally as an adverb to mean "where."

How do you use wherever in a sentence?

Wherever sentence example
  1. Wherever you want to go. ...
  2. I don't think so, but wherever it was, it shook her up. ...
  3. I'll go wherever you go - and I'll be happy there. ...
  4. She waited for news of Sofi and prayed for her mate, wherever he was. ...
  5. Wherever the shiny little blue car had gone, it had nothing to do with her.

What does where ever mean?

in, at, or to whatever place. in any case or condition: wherever it is heard of.

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