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  • أجاب
    I think "this will be forever" sounds a bit weird too, so the question might have a flawed premise. What is the context? In both sentences, if the last word is an adverb, then the word it's modifying is "be." To be is to exist. Saying that something will exist forever is pretty normal (especially as hyperbole). Saying "the way this thing is going to exist is unexpectedly" is very weird. I guess it's technically a grammatically correct sentence, but not something that anyone would ever say. Usually when we say "this will be x," the "x" is almost always an adjective modifying "this," not an adverb modifying "be." This is the much more common and natural way of speaking. So you would say "this will be unexpected." With "this will be unexpectedly," I find myself waiting for the adjective. It will be unexpectedly what? Unexpectedly fast? Unexpectedly funny? I hope this helps!
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  • أجاب
    1. I would rearrange it a bit for clarity, and probably leave out the part in parentheses. The way to hang clothes or laundry along a long clothesline connecting two buildings is to use a long thin pole to push forward hangers one by one. I had to read it a couple of times to understand, because the phrase in the middle of the sentence between the commas sort of interrupted the thought of what the pole is used for. 2. "that" would probably be most natural, but I think "which" would also be fine.
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  • أجاب
    This is a fine sentence, yes.
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  • أجاب
    This is an awkward sentence, but I believe it means "as well as she could *while* sneezing." So she was having trouble speaking because the pepper made her sneeze a lot.
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  • أجاب
    "Hi all" is not technically correct, but it is somewhat common anyway as an informal greeting.
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  • علّق

    A gold rush is an event in which gold is discovered somewhere, and everyone rushes to get it.

    "Gold fever" describes the mindset, feelings, or attitude of the people participating in the gold rush.  It is that feeling of "I need to leave my home and go where the gold is right now!"  So gold fever is what causes a gold rush.

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  • أجاب
    I suppose "and a day" is a bit more silly and casual. Usually "for ever and ever" is talking about actual eternity, while "forever and a day" is often an exaggeration that really means "a long time" or "too long." So if you believe in an eternal afterlife, you might say that you expect to live for ever and ever. If I wanted to buy something incredibly expensive, I might say "I could save enough money for that eventually, but that would take forever and a day!"
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  • صحّح

    The forth fourth ["forth" refers to moving forward] diary

    Today is sunny. I felt the first soft wind of spring touch my face. I want to read and listen to the ["The" music would refer to some specific music, like if there were a concert outside.  You would need to have already mentioned this music/concert for it to make sense.  If you are just listening to any music on your phone, for example, do not use "the."] music in the sun. But people living in the world always have a lot of things to do. Whatever you want and don't want it. Whether you like it or not, you must faced face it! ["Whether you (something) or not" is a very common expression.  "Whether" is useful when comparing two uncertain possibilities like this.  "It" in your sentence is not clear in what it refers to.  "Face" should be used instead of "faced" because you are speaking about the present.]
    Ok. Maybe I should wrote write [using past tense instead of present again] some things about in my living my life. ["About" is a preposition, which should always refer to a noun or pronoun.  "About in my living" is a very awkward phrase.  "About my life" makes it clear that "life" is the noun "about" refers to.] 
    In the evening, I went to surpermaket the supermarket [The word "supermarket" needs an article ("a," "an," or "the").  People will usually say "the," but "a" could also work as long as you are not talking about a specific supermarket, like if there were only one of them in your town.] with my friend. We bought a lot of food and articles for daily use.

    General note: Putting spaces between your sentences would make your writing much more comfortable to read.

    Sorry if I wrote too much!  I just thought saying "this is wrong" would not be helpful unless I explained why.  Here you can see the corrected text without my comments.

    The fourth diary

    Today is sunny. I felt the first soft wind of spring touch my face. I want to read and listen to music in the sun. But people living in the world always have a lot of things to do. Whether you like it or not, you must face it!

    Ok. Maybe I should write some things about my life. In the evening, I went to the supermarket with my friend. We bought a lot of food and articles for daily use.

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  • أجاب
    The sentence could be reworded to say "I guessed that her moodiness was because of the stress that she was under." It is an attempt to give a reason for something. I put (thing) down to (my suspected reason for thing).
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  • أجاب
    "Over" could be replaced by "with regard to" or "concerning." Most commonly it would be replaced by "on," since "back me up on (something)" is a common phrase. It is just there to tell you that the decision to quit is what the wife backed up.
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