Will always be or always will be?

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nouamaneer

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Which of these two sentences is grammatically correct?
1- It is free and will always be
2- It is free and always will be

Thanks,
 
Which of these two sentences is grammatically correct?
1- It is free and will always be
2- It is free and always will be

Thanks,
They're both correct. 2 would be more common I think. But it depends on the stress (on 'always' in 1. and 'will' in 2)
If you add another 'free', I'd use 1. "It is free, and it will always be free". They could both sound incomplete with another "it".
 
Which of these two sentences is grammatically correct?
1- It is free and will always be
2- It is free and always will be


To be grammatically correct they would need to end with full stops.

Rover
 
Thanks Moderator. Good point.
 
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