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For ever VS Forever Script Something that is permanent lasts for ever Something that is permanent lasts forever QUESTON What's the difference of 'for ever' and 'forever' ? Thank you so much!
Jan 19, 2013 7:20 AM
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"For ever"means that implies that something is "the duration of ever." While the etymology(word origin) of forever is probably "for ever", "forever" is always the proper word to use. Forever Adverb For all future time; for always. A very long time (used hyperbolically).
January 19, 2013
You should always use "forever", meaning eternally or continually.
January 19, 2013
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