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Anonymous52111 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"loved" vs "love"
Hello English helpers,
What is the difference between "I love you" and "I loved you"? If this question is being ambiguous, then just list different possibilities in order to narrow. Thanks.
What is the difference between "I love you" and "I loved you"? If this question is being ambiguous, then just list different possibilities in order to narrow. Thanks.
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love -- now loved -- in the past CJ
- love -- now loved -- in the past CJ
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"Loved" also gets used in other tenses (as past participle), such as present perfect, "I have loved you," which is supposed to mean the action is complete. But in "It seems that I have loved you all my life," we assume the action continues.
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Lov((ed)) past tense John 3:16 is past tense for *** so lov((ed)) the world....
Love- is present tence "I love you" ongoing action. Vs I lov((ed)) you.
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