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Joyceling Posted 11 years ago
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"I love her" vs "I do love her"
What's the different between the two?
What about "I loved her" and "I do loved her" ?
What about "I loved her" and "I do loved her" ?
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"I do love her" has extra emphasis from "do". Typically it would be used to contradict a suggestion that you didn't love her. "I do loved her" is incorrect.
- "I do love her" has extra emphasis from "do".
- Typically it would be used to contradict a suggestion that you didn't love her.
- "I do loved her" is incorrect.
- The past tense form is "I did love her".
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"I do love her" has extra emphasis from "do". Typically it would be used to contradict a suggestion that you didn't love her.
"I do loved her" is incorrect. The past tense form is "I did love her".
"I do loved her" is incorrect. The past tense form is "I did love her".
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