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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi,
I'm Spanish speaker and my English is not good, exellent. There are many grammatical things I don't know...for example the verb to love in this sentences, (written by a person from USA)
Loving my new car.
In this case "Loving" is like gerund verb or like adjective. Wich is the correct interpretation?
Thanks
Cecil
I'm Spanish speaker and my English is not good, exellent. There are many grammatical things I don't know...for example the verb to love in this sentences, (written by a person from USA)
Loving my new car.
In this case "Loving" is like gerund verb or like adjective. Wich is the correct interpretation?
Thanks
Cecil
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It i s a shortened form of the verb. The actual sentence should be: I am loving my new car.
- It i s a shortened form of the verb.
- The actual sentence should be: I am loving my new car.
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It is a shortened form of the verb. The actual sentence should be: I am loving my new car.
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