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Originally Posted by amber
I don't understand. I thought loving was just a verb. How is it functioning as a noun in this case? It's not a person, place or thing.  It's an action. |
loving is a verb, but present tense participles ("-ing" verbs) can also be gerunds, which are nouns. you can put a noun in its place in the sentence.
you make cake fun.
you make worms fun.
you make calculators fun.
"loving" can also be the subject of a sentence ... "loving is fun" ... etc. it's a noun, baby!
