Question:

Word: For — Choose the option where its usage is incorrect or inappropriate.

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Distinguish between “for ever” (archaic/literary) and “forever” (modern standard usage).
Updated On: Jul 31, 2025
  • He has a great eye for detail.
  • We are waiting for the day.
  • I can’t bear for her to be angry.
  • It couldn’t be done for ever.
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

“For ever” in option (4) is incorrect in this context; the correct form is “forever” (meaning for all time) or “for long” depending on intent. “For ever” can be used in some poetic/literary contexts but is inappropriate in this sentence. The other options use “for” correctly to indicate purpose, reference, or in infinitive structures. \[ \boxed{(4)} \]
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