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Grammar
One Another
There is an oft use phrase " Love One Another"
This does not make sense. Does it really mean "love one and other"
ZW
This does not make sense. Does it really mean "love one and other"
ZW
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"Love one another" is the recommendation that everyone should love everyone else. You should love everyone, I should love everyone, etc.
- "Love one another" is the recommendation that everyone should love everyone else.
- You should love everyone, I should love everyone, etc.
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"Love one another" is the recommendation that everyone should love everyone else. You should love everyone, I should love everyone, etc.
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Hi ZW,
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The phrase is correct.
By looking at this [url="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=one%20another"]Dictionary.com entry for "one another"[/url], we see that "one another" means "each other".
I encourage you to register and become part of the forum.
The phrase is correct.
By looking at this [url="http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=one%20another"]Dictionary.com entry for "one another"[/url], we see that "one another" means "each other".
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Hi,
I was just typing (my hands are like pot roasts) when CalifJim answered. I am just going to add to his comment.
"Love one another." by itself does mean to love everyone else as Jim explained.
If you see a couple and say, "They love one another," that is equivalent to, "they love each other."
Hope that helps.
MountainHiker
I was just typing (my hands are like pot roasts) when CalifJim answered. I am just going to add to his comment.
"Love one another." by itself does mean to love everyone else as Jim explained.
If you see a couple and say, "They love one another," that is equivalent to, "they love each other."
Hope that helps.
MountainHiker
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