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ANATOLIAN_EAGLE Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

can we use ''till'' with forever??

i just would like to learn that which one correct is.



since 1990 till forever or ,

since 1990 forever.
  

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You can't use forever in this way. It means For all time At all times constantly It isn't a fixed point in time, so you can't do something 'until' forever. Since may not be the best choice here either.

— Nona the brit

  • You can't use forever in this way.
  • It means For all time At all times constantly It isn't a fixed point in time, so you can't do something 'until' forever.
  • Since may not be the best choice here either.
  • A possible alternative (hard to suggest the correct one without knowing the context) is 'From 1990 onwards'.
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You can't use forever in this way.

It means

For all time

At all times

constantly

It isn't a fixed point in time, so you can't do something 'until' forever.

Since may not be the best choice here either. A possible alternative (hard to suggest the correct one without knowing the context) is 'From 1990 onwards'.
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THEN WE CAN'T SAY :



i will never leave you since today till forever.



WE SAY:

i will never leave you since today forever.



ye correct?



THANKS A LOT FOR HELPING NONA BRIT.
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ANATOLIAN_EAGLETHEN WE CAN'T SAY :

i will never leave you since today till forever.

WE SAY:

I will never leave you.

And stop writing that large letters unless you are less than 3 years old.
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I will never leave you since today forever.

You are doubling up here. Never means 'not ever' so you don't also use forever.

Since is incorrect. Since refers to a point of time in the past. I have loved you since I met you. I loved you ever since I saw you smile. Since today is not possible and it is not used to refer to a wide time period.



Aperic is correct wi
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ANATOLIAN_EAGLE
THEN WE CAN'T SAY :

i will never leave you since today till forever.

WE COULD SAY:

I will not leave you till/until I die.

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Hi,

You could say 'I will stay with you forever', or 'I will love you forever'.

Best wishes, Clive
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Actually i also have a similar question

Which one is correct ?

??????

* We've been friends since college until forever .

Or

*We've been friends since college till forever .

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