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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

can you use loving as a verb????

1font00hi 05000 well I have a question, I am studing at a teaching program and one teacher told me that we can´t use loving as a verb05100 like:01font00I´m loving you02font01font00.[L].02font00but another one told me that we could use it[:^)]? I am confuse and if you could help me a will be really happy.05202font010id211id312id1
  

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12font 10but another one told me that we could use it[:^)]? 15212font 12br 12br 12blockquote 10Hi,02br 02br 00It's a little rare to hear someone say " I am loving you". Usually, you hear people say "I love you" or "John loves Mary dearly".

— Anonymous

  • 12font 10but another one told me that we could use it[:^)]?
  • 15212font 12br 12br 12blockquote 10Hi,02br 02br 00It's a little rare to hear someone say " I am loving you".
  • Usually, you hear people say "I love you" or "John loves Mary dearly".
  • Even so, the sentence itself is grammatically fine.
  • "loving" is the present participle of the verb "love".
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01cite10Anonymous12cite11font10hi 15010 well I have a question, I am studing at a teaching program and one teacher told me that we can´t use loving as a verb15110 like:11font10I´m loving you12font11font10.[L].12font1
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0McDonald's has the slogan "I'm lovin' it." Personally, I hate the ad campaign, but that's once case where you can use "loving." 02br
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0if we use the word " love " in progressive, it implies the state extends over period of the time, but not a permeant state. 0-
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Anonymoushi Emotion: big smile well I have a question, I am studing at a teaching program and one
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Grammar is not as expansive as language... so I think it's correct... people are alive, so is the language.
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