I have a question about a German sentence.

I know that with German the verb goes in the second spot in the sentence and if there's another it usually goes at the end. I also know that German sentences can be moved around in different ways.

Here's the question...

I want to write in German:
I will love you always.

I know that it can be written like this:
Ich werde dich immer lieben.

Is it also acceptable to write it this way?
Ich werde lieben, dich immer.

Question

I have a question about a German sentence.

I know that with German the verb goes in the second spot in the sentence and if there's another it usually goes at the end. I also know that German sentences can be moved around in different ways.

Here's the question...

I want to write in German: 
I will love you always.

I know that it can be written like this: 
Ich werde dich immer lieben.

Is it also acceptable to write it this way? 
Ich werde lieben, dich immer.

Answer

I want to make friends from you.

Answer

The words in some sentences can often be moved around, that is true, but the order of the verbs usually follows the rule. When there are two verbs, one comes at the second place and the other as you said, comes at the end. So in this case lieben should be at the end.