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Latest post Sat, Oct 24 2009 6:57 AM by Fandorin. 1 replies.
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badgrammergrrl  +  951252 Sat, 24 Oct 09 06:33 AM
hi can you tell me if i use treasure like this

...who treasure you like I do

if it is an adjective or a verb?

 

thx
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Fandorin  +  951269 Sat, 24 Oct 09 06:57 AM
Hi. Welcome to English Forums. 


The best way to get used to speaking and also writing fluently is to use correct punctuation.


Yes, you can.


badgrammergrrl
“ Who treasures you like I do?”


It's can be noun and verb. 


Do you realize what kind of treasure you are?


Do you treasure your love?


There is also a proverb which is well known.


Cherish as the apple of one's eye.
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