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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"I love you for a long time"
"I love you for a long time"
Is the sentence okay to use? I think it is somewhat awkward and it does not make sense.
"I have loved you for a long time."
I think this is a correct one for the same meaning. What do you think? Thank you so much in advance.
Is the sentence okay to use? I think it is somewhat awkward and it does not make sense.
"I have loved you for a long time."
I think this is a correct one for the same meaning. What do you think? Thank you so much in advance.
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The first one is ungrammatical. The second one is correct and natural.
- The first one is ungrammatical.
- The second one is correct and natural.
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The first one is ungrammatical.
The second one is correct and natural.
The second one is correct and natural.
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