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she really loves you vs she really love you

The correct phrase is "she really loves you." The verb "loves" agrees with the singular subject "she." The incorrect phrase "she really love you" has a subject-verb agreement error.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 2636 views

she really loves you

Correct. The verb "loves" agrees with the singular subject "she."

This phrase is used to express that a female person truly cares for or has strong feelings for someone.

Examples:

  • She really loves you, you can see it in the way she looks at you.
  • I know she really loves you because she always talks about you.
  • She really loves you, and that's why she's always there for you.
  • Despite everything, she really loves you.
  • She really loves you, and that's all that matters.
  • If she really loves you, she'll give you time to figure it all out, won't she?
  • I think she really loves you, man.
  • And you can tell she really loves you.
  • If she really loves you, she'll come back, but she's not a lady.
  • But if you really love her and she really loves you, this isn't going to make a difference.
  • She really loves you, I can tell.
  • She really loves you, it'll make her happy.
  • She really loves you, Nate, and all the money and all that -

she really love you

Incorrect. The verb should be "loves" to agree with the singular subject "she."

  • Did she really love you or was it a setup from the beginning?
  • I think she really loves you, man.
  • She really loves you, I can tell.
  • And you can tell she really loves you.
  • She really loves you, it'll make her happy.
  • If she really loves you, she'll come back, but she's not a lady.
  • But if you really love her and she really loves you, this isn't going to make a difference.
  • She really loves you, Nate, and all the money and all that -
  • She really, really loves you.
  • If she really loves you, she'll give you time to figure it all out, won't she?
  • She really loves him, you can tell by looking.
  • She really likes that you love dogs.
  • Listen, I am simply saying just because she was lying to you, doesn't mean that she didn't really love you.
  • She'd really love to see you before she goes back to Canada.
  • Come on, do you really think she loves you?
  • She told me that she's really in love with you and she's going to try to break us up.
  • You need someone who really loves you.
  • Between you and me, she really loves kitten posters.
  • I even come to doubt if she really loves me.
  • You know, she really loves Harrison.

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