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Valerie Leri Posted 9 years ago
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Love of, love for, love to something
Hi!
I know that 'love of something' is correct.
'Love for something' is correct too and refers to even greater love.
How about this one:
I want to share my love to learning languages.
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No, "to" is not correct. Valerie Leri 'Love for something' is correct too and refers to even greater love. I'm not sure I really agree with this.
- No, "to" is not correct.
- Valerie Leri 'Love for something' is correct too and refers to even greater love.
- I'm not sure I really agree with this.
- The main difference I see is that "love for ~" is mostly used with human objects.
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No, "to" is not correct.
Valerie Leri'Love for something' is correct too and refers to even greater love.
I'm not sure I really agree with this. The main difference I see is that "love for ~" is mostly used with human objects.
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