





"I'm lovin' it" is incorrect if you go by the grammar rules. It should be, "I love it". People think it's correct because this has been the tagline of McDonald's for decades now. Even if I turn out to be wrong, I am sure that the way McDonald's tagline conveys the meaning is not an effective way.
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It's a false statement anyway, nobody 'loves' McDonalds. How can you love what is essentially horse shit in a bun?
Yes it is.
But please.. if you end up becoming one of THOSE people, I will personally travel over there and we'll do a little roleplay wherein I am the father, and you just got a B+ on a quiz. ^_^
Yeah. "I'm" is just a contraction of "I am". And "Lovin'" isn't technically a real word, but it's accepted as sort of slang for "Loving". So, it's literally just "I am loving it."
"Lovin" is a slang shorthand for "loving". Other than that it's fine grammar.
i mean i guess it refers to the active and ongoing process of loving the thing you eat while you are eating it XD in this case it's correct.
Compare it with a different sentence.
I am doing the dishes.
I am doing it.
I am loving it.
I'm loving it.
The next step is using slang, so technically it's not correct.
I'm lovin' it.
Yes it sure is. Practice in front of a mirror if you want to say it.
This is a great grammar saying, yes.
No, it isn't being correct.
It will do, the message is comprehensible.
Yes.
I don't think so
I am loving it. Yes.
Yeah
I think so
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