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Sheela Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
English language system
Hi,
What are the similarities between the verb 'to love' and the abstract noun 'love'.
What are the similarities between the verb 'to love' and the abstract noun 'love'.
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Hi Sheela. Welcome to English Forums! Your first question is a stickler-- I am not sure what you mean.
- Hi Sheela.
- Welcome to English Forums!
- Your first question is a stickler-- I am not sure what you mean.
- 'Love' is the noun form of the verb 'love' (or vice versa), and they both usually refer to the same condition: I have a passionate love for Macon Rouge.
- I love Macon Rouge passionately.
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Hi Sheela. Welcome to English Forums!
Your first question is a stickler-- I am not sure what you mean.
'Love' is the noun form of the verb 'love' (or vice versa), and they both usually refer to the same condition:
I have a passionate love for Macon Rouge.
I love Macon Rouge passionately.
Not only the abstract noun, but also the verb has a range of mean
Your first question is a stickler-- I am not sure what you mean.
'Love' is the noun form of the verb 'love' (or vice versa), and they both usually refer to the same condition:
I have a passionate love for Macon Rouge.
I love Macon Rouge passionately.
Not only the abstract noun, but also the verb has a range of mean
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