The British pronunciation of love is [l? v]； The American pronunciation is [l? v].
Being a verb means having love; Love; I like it. Being a noun is love; Love; Love; Love; Love; Lover; (tennis) zero.
For what? Life is "all my life, all my life". When the person you refer to is plural, you can also express life in plural.
All English pronunciations are [L]; The American pronunciation is [l].
As an adjective, it means everything; All of them. As an adverb, the meaning is complete; Both; Very. Being a pronoun means everything; All of them. As a noun, it means everything.
The British pronunciation of life is [la? f]； The American pronunciation is [la? f].
As a noun, it means a lifetime; Life; Life; Life.
Related examples:
I was going to love you all my life. ?
Did I intend to love you all my life?
I will love you forever until the end of my life! ?
I will love you forever until the moment when my life disappears!
Extended data:
First of all, the usage of the word love
(verb)
1, the basic meaning of love is "love, love, like", which means that someone especially likes someone, something or does something. It can also be extended to worship someone or something or be kind to something. Not only shows deep love, but also shows ardent attachment. Used for people or things that can arouse noble feelings. Love is sometimes used for unimportant things. It is a strong word, such as.
2.love can be a transitive verb or an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, you can take a noun, pronoun, infinitive or gerund as a simple object, or you can take an infinitive as a compound object of complement. Can be used for passive structures.
(noun) 1, the basic meaning of love is "love, love", which is an uncountable noun, indicating that people have a special liking for someone or something. It can refer to the love between family members, relatives and friends, and also to the love and sex between men and women. In informal speaking, it can refer to people or things that attract people's love. At this point, it is a countable noun.
2. Love can also be interpreted as "sweetheart, lover", which is a countable noun and usually refers to women rather than men.
Second, all uses of words
Pronouns (pronouns)
1.all as a pronoun basically means "all" and "everything", followed by the singular form of the verb? All of them? Things, meaning "things", followed by the plural form of verbs? All of them? Man means "man"
You can add of between all and determiners, which is more common in American English than in British English. All of them? The nouns after of are generally restricted by articles, possessive cases of nouns or other modifiers. In addition, you can only use all before personal pronouns? Of, you can't use all, and personal pronouns should use the objective case.
3. When 3.all is the appositive of the subject, its position is usually before the notional verb and after the non-notional verb; If the non-notional verb is at the end of the sentence, all should be placed before the non-notional verb.
Third, the usage of words in life.
(noun)
1, the basic meaning of life refers to the activities and growth of people or other organisms, which is different from the "life" of dead objects, rocks or other inorganic substances, and can also refer to all living things, that is, "living things". Life can also refer to "life, human existence" or human experience in life, that is, "life". Life can also mean "human life, life". Extension can refer to "life, life", "vitality, vigor" and "lifestyle"
2. When referring to "life", life is an uncountable noun; It is a countable noun when it refers to "life" in general; When referring to "life" in general, it is an uncountable noun without an article in front, but when referring to a more specific "life" and "lifestyle", it is an uncountable noun.