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love to vs love with

The correct phrase is 'love to.' 'Love to' is used to express enjoyment or preference for doing something, while 'love with' is not a standard English construction. It is important to use 'love to' when talking about activities or actions that you enjoy or prefer.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 672 views

love to

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'love to' when expressing enjoyment or preference for doing something. It is commonly used in everyday conversations and writing.

Examples:

  • I love to read books in my free time.
  • She loves to travel to new places.
  • They love to cook together on weekends.
  • He loves to play the guitar.
  • We love to watch movies on Friday nights.
  • Here's your token of love to me.
  • More than a new love to take its place.
  • Their supporters would love to abolish cheap flights.
  • Innkeepers love to talk Michigan history and share travel experiences.
  • Give my love to your basketball friends.
  • Women allow love to completely govern their lives.
  • Participants also love to attach memories to places.
  • Radiate your compassion and love to them.
  • People love to be told stories.
  • I want my love to be respected.
  • We love to lend it to you.
  • I would love to go to Venice this year.
  • I would so love to show him it is not impossible.
  • I'd sure love to find a brand-new compression coil for the steamer.
  • A courtesan, she sold her love to men.
  • And I would love to see that show.
  • You people in the media, you love to label us.
  • I love to see women playing the cello.
  • I would love to be the guy who gets...
  • I love to reminisce with Former members of the cast.

love with

This phrase is not a standard English construction and is not used in this context.

  • And I'm still in love with you, Leslie.
  • That's because he was in love with Keller.
  • Melanie is in love with him.
  • So, Rickie, Angela's in love with Jordan Catalano.
  • Ross was in love with Rachel since forever.
  • He's very deeply in love with you.
  • And I was in love with them.
  • Then you're suddenly in love with him.
  • Ileandra's really in love with me.
  • I think you are in love with me.
  • This man believes he's in love with you.
  • I'm in love with someone else.
  • And maybe no-one's been in love with you.
  • I'm falling even more in love with Prince The Masked Pervert.
  • Naomi is still in love with you.
  • Because I am not in love with you.
  • Clark? I'm in love with you.
  • And Joey is very much in love with him.
  • She thinks I'm in love with Kin.
  • I'm not in love with Wendell, so...

Alternatives:

  • enjoy with
  • like to
  • adore
  • have a passion for
  • have a fondness for

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