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I hated him vs I hate him

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I hated him' is in the past tense, indicating a feeling of strong dislike that existed in the past. 'I hate him' is in the present tense, indicating a current feeling of strong dislike. The choice between the two depends on whether you are referring to a past or present emotion.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 3774 views

I hated him

This phrase is correct and indicates a feeling of strong dislike that existed in the past.

This phrase is used to express a strong feeling of dislike that was present in the past. It refers to a past emotion.

Examples:

  • I hated him for what he did to me last year.
  • She said she hated him after their argument.
  • Okay, so I hated him a little.
  • He died knowing that I hated him.
  • I hated him more than any cop I've ever known.
  • I hated him more than ever.
  • And now, the last thing my dad might remember me ever saying to him is how much I hated him.
  • I dumped him because I hated him.
  • I hated him... finest work vanished in less than five.
  • I hated him for having the family I never had.
  • Let's say that I hated him enough to kill him.
  • I hated him for leaving me.
  • Max never liked me. I hated him.
  • I hated him so much for what he did to me.
  • I hated him more than anyone or anything, because nothing had gotten better.
  • I hated him in the intense way
  • I hated him with the fire of a thousand suns.
  • When he was small I hated him, but bot now.
  • I wanted him to suffer. I hated him.
  • You know, it's not like we got divorced 'cause I hated him.
  • I hated him, but also owed him.
  • I dumped him because I hated him.

Alternatives:

  • I used to hate him
  • I was hating him
  • I had hated him
  • I despised him
  • I couldn't stand him

I hate him

This phrase is correct and indicates a current feeling of strong dislike.

This phrase is used to express a strong feeling of dislike that is present in the current moment. It refers to a present emotion.

Examples:

  • I hate him for what he said.
  • She says she hates him for his behavior.
  • I'm mourning his loss, but I hate him.
  • I hate him because he still believes in the lies.
  • This bathroom is gorgeous, I hate him.
  • Even though I hate him and think he's a terrible person.
  • I hate him for doing this to me.
  • And then I remember that I hate him.
  • Probably because the labyrinth knows that I hate him.
  • Even in his grave, I hate him still.
  • And that John Kennedy, I hate him.
  • It is because I hate him.
  • Yes, I hate him too.
  • I hate him, yet I hesitate to burn them.
  • I hate him... to the very core of my being.
  • I hate him and I wish he was dead.
  • And for that... I hate him all the more.
  • I hate him. I want out.
  • And I also wouldn't call us friends because I hate him.
  • I can't show him that I hate him.
  • I hate him, just like all the demon Hatfields.
  • He did a bad, evil thing... and I hate him more than anything.

Alternatives:

  • I strongly dislike him
  • I can't stand him
  • I detest him
  • I loathe him
  • He annoys me

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