There is no need to resubmit your comment. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. Written by : kerry. User assumes all risk of use, damage, or injury. You agree that we have no liability for any damages. Summary Always and forever are both adverbs. Both words are often used for the same meaning. Forever is the synonym of the word always. It is the contexts in which the words are placed that denote their true meaning.
In conclusion there is no tangible difference between the two words. Author Recent Posts. OK thanks! Always is ongoing. Ever is one point in time but an unknown point in time.
You are always yelling at me. Can you ever forgive me? I will love you always. I will love you forever. The one learning a language! Learn about premium features. These include as ever , for ever and ever since : as ever As ever, they couldn't agree.
They've never ever agreed on anything. As ever, he was dressed in the style of Eminem. I thought she might be upset by this, but she was as unperturbed as ever. We shall never move out. I intend to remain married to you forever.
I shall always love you. I first met him when I was in the army and we've remained friends ever since. Note that with the ever since construction the 'always' period commences when something happens. In the above examples, this is husband's death or army service meeting.
Finally when ever is combined with a comparative adjective , it is used to mean always : The water was rising ever higher and we were in danger of being cut off. The volume of work is going to increase and I shall become ever more busy. I'm always losing my keys. I put them down and can never remember where I've put them. Note the difference in meaning between these two examples of use: I'll always lend you money when you have none. Why don't you try to budget more carefully?
Noun-verb agreement. Situation, position, condition.
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