That of forever It is an expression that is very present in our language and that we use to refer to various issues. Also to express different expressions that have become deeply rooted in colloquial use.
We mainly use it to refer to what happens, occurs at any moment or time.When spring comes I always catch a cold. I always buy this brand of coffee because it is the cheapest and the best quality.
That is, what always happens, such as catching a cold in the spring, makes the person wait for it and it is something that is already common in their life. Something that always happens is not extraordinary, far from it, and it is predictable.
For example, this sense of the word is used when we want to indicate that something is constant, continuous in time.
On the other hand, the word is always used as a synonym for expressions such as: in any case and at least. There are not many men that I gathered but it will always be preferable to not having anyone to help with the load.
And as we pointed out at the beginning, there are many expressions that we usually use that contain the word always, among the most common are: until forever (we use it when we say goodbye to something or someone for a considerable time), forever (means that something will last a lifetime or the remainder of it), forever (it is the same to express eternally), as long as(imposes a condition on an action: whenever you buy me something nice I'll let you out) and always (something that has been going on for a long time, for a long time).
The term we normally use to refer to the diametrically opposite of always is Never. The word never just refers at any time and at no time.
