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Stevenukd Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

LOVE UNILATERALLY

- Dear Teachers,

1. Have you ever loved someone unilaterally?

2............................... anyone ................?

- Are these ok to say?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
  

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I don't understand #2 at all. "

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I don't understand #2 at all.

#1 is okay - but "unrequited love" is a more common phrase than "unilateral love."
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1. Have you ever loved someone unilaterally?

2............................... anyone ................?

I don't understand #2 at all.

I think #2 means "Have you ever loved anyone unilaterally?"
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- Dear Teachers,

1. Instead of saying "Have you ever love someone unilaterally?" I can say these , right?

- Have you ever had an unrequited love?

- Have you ever love someone unrequitedly?

Thanks very much to Teachers,

Stevenukd.
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- Have you ever had an unrequited love? - Yes. But "Have you have experienced unrequited love?" is a little more natural to me.

- Have you ever love someone unrequitedly? - I guess grammatically you can, but this doesn't sound natural.
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If you want something in a more conversational tone, you could say "did you ever love someone who didn't love you back?"
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