Mr. Loving loves drag racing, and Mrs. Loving is pictured as a devoted wife and mother.
In order to recognise different flexions of the same word (e.g., loved, loving, loves should be counted as love), the conjugated word has to be reduced to its word stem.
For example, while in English the verb "love" can be used in 4 different forms (love, loved, loving, loves), in Polish language there are 20 different forms depending of tense and person.
I can't help feeling that all the church's current agonising over sex and sexuality would be rather different if we took the idea of God as love – not just loving, but love, heat, passion – so seriously.
First person singular, second person singular, etc. Thus: amo = "I love," "I am loving," "I do love" amas = "You love," "You are loving," "You do love" amat = "He loves","She loves," "... loves" as well as "... is loving," and "... does love" for each of the pronouns: he, she, and it.
Made on a $500,000 budget, Richard Lester's 1964 hit, with John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, includes "Can't Buy Me Love," "All My Loving" "She Loves You" and the title tune.
"Missty is so amazing and loving, and loves everyone, and just wants to play.
amamus = "We love," "We are loving," "We do love" : ) amatis = "You love" (plural) "You are loving," "You do love" amant = "They love," "They are loving," "They do love" Notice that with this verb, the root "ama" remains (except for 1st person singular) and only the endings change according to a standard pattern.
"Keep loving God, loving people every day, all day!" Mr. Pitt said with his characteristically breathless energy.
Bert was always a loving husband, loving father and brother and we extend our deepest condolences to his wife, Bunny, his treasured children, Stephen, Ellen and Dan, Gary and Jill, his beloved grandchildren, Adam, Amanda, Alexandra, Samantha and Justin.
He was talking and talking about writing and writing to booksellers who were loving and loving it -- dying to get their hands on the loquacious former president's loquacious new memoir.
