i'll be loving you forever or i'll be love you forever
i'll be loving you forever. it is a song but i dont know why they use an "ing" in loving instead of love because in spanish is: te amare por siempre.but if there is an ing we should say. te estare amando por siempre
1. English isn't Spanish.
2. Anyway, both are wrong. Correct is:
I'll love you forever.
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"I'll be loving you forever." Check your grammar and you'll see that "I'll be love you" is impossible.
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The correct one is "I'll be loving forever". It's the form of present continuous tense. :)
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I'll be loving you every single day of my life:)
I'll love you forever./ I'll be loving you.
"love" can not be used behind "be" as a verb.
You wouldn't say :"I'll be love you forever",which is wrong:)
December 24, 2011
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i think..maybe because english is different than spanish..um..but (i'll be loving you forever) is the correct.
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