Timeless Expressions

adverb used for emphasis in questions and negatives

conjunction used for emphasis in comparisons

• Have you ever visited the Louvre Museum in Paris?
• Did you ever watch that movie I recommended?
• Have you ever been to that new burger joint? It's lit!
• His dedication to his work is like nothing I've ever seen before.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adverb a word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

• The legal process seemed to drag on forever and a day before reaching a resolution.
• I could talk to you forever and a day about my favorite TV shows.
• I've been waiting for that new album to drop forever and a day.
• Their love was said to last forever and a day, despite all obstacles.

noun a seemingly infinite or endless time

adverb for all future time; for always

• The bond between the two countries will last forever.
• I'll be your friend forever, no matter what.
• We're gonna be besties forever, dude!
• The memory of her smile will stay with me forever.

adjective referring to or lasting for an indefinitely long period of time; eternal

• The aeonian debate over climate change continues among scientists and policymakers.
• The aeonian argument about who left the dishes in the sink is getting old.
• I'm so over the aeonian drama between those two friends.
• The artist's work was said to have an aeonian quality, transcending time and space.