Basic Details
Word: Forever
Part of Speech: Adverb
Meaning: For all time; for always; without an end.
Synonyms: Eternally, permanently, for all time
Antonyms: Temporarily, for a short time
Idioms and Phrases
- Forever and a day: A phrase that emphasises a very long time. Example: "I will love you forever and a day."
- Love you forever: A phrase used to express lasting affection. Example: "No matter what happens, I will always love you forever."
Usage Examples
Example 1: I will remember this special day forever, as it was filled with joy and laughter.
Example 2: The children believed their friendship would last forever, as they promised to stick together.
Example 3: Some stories stay in our hearts forever, teaching us valuable lessons about life.
Fun Fact
Did you know that the word "forever" comes from Old English "forver," which means "for time" or "for all time"? It has been used for centuries to express continuity.
Famous Quote
"We will love you forever, and then I shall love you more." Unknown
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
1. What does "forever" mean?
a) For a short time
b) For all time
c) Occasionally
d) Rarely
Answer: b) For all time
2. Which of these is a synonym of "forever"?
a) Temporarily
b) Permanently
c) Frequently
d) Rarely
Answer: b) Permanently
3. Which sentence uses "forever" correctly?
a) I will visit my grandmother forever next week.
b) The cat sat forever on the mat.
c) She promised to remember the moment forever.
d) The sun shone forever yesterday.
Answer: c) She promised to remember the moment forever.
4. Which phrase includes the word "forever"?
a) Cold as ice
b) Forever and a day
c) Quick as a fox
d) Busy as a bee
Answer: b) Forever and a day
5. What is the opposite of "forever"?
a) Lasting
b) Permanently
c) Temporarily
d) Always
Answer: c) Temporarily
