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Familyguy Posted 15 years ago
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By the way, is correct to say "I'm loving it!" as saw on TV?

Is correct to say "I'm loving it!" as saw on TV? Some people say that it is wrong, but peoplo say it all the time...
  

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" is a slogan, owned by McDonalds, so you probably should be dropping ten cents into a jar somewhere every time you say it :-) As for right/wrong, I would say it's acceptable. It has a verb, and a subject and object. IT is not defined without context, but as long as there is context of some kind, that seems like a valid sentence to me.

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  • " is a slogan, owned by McDonalds, so you probably should be dropping ten cents into a jar somewhere every time you say it :-) As for right/wrong, I would say it's acceptable.
  • It has a verb, and a subject and object.
  • IT is not defined without context, but as long as there is context of some kind, that seems like a valid sentence to me.
  • KrisBlueNZ
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Well, "I'm loving it!" is a slogan, owned by McDonalds, so you probably should be dropping ten cents into a jar somewhere every time you say it :-) As for right/wrong, I would say it's acceptable. It has a verb, and a subject and object. IT is not defined without context, but as long as there is context of some kind, that seems like a valid sentence to me.

KrisBlueNZ
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familyguyIs it correct to say "I'm loving it!" as saw seen on TV? Some people say that it is wrong, but people say it all the time...
It is correct if it is used in the appropriate situation. It is equivalent to a very enthusiastic "I'm enjoy
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We won't say " I am loving you " to a person because it's not something idiomatic we would say in a normal conversation.

As mentioned, it's a catchy phrase McDonalds invented and it's been very successful. It's not wrong saying it but a bit odd.

However, as CJ explained, within the right context, it can make sense.

i.e.

I am glad I joined the dance class and I a
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