I am not so sure that the verb to love cannot be used in the present continuous tense. What do you think? Cambridge, Normative Grammar. It's a wonderful book. I'm loving every moment of it. Would you also say " I am loving it"? or is it

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What about? . . . at the young age of 12 , he was already very interested in collecting and observing botanical specimens."

Well, "very few" means, not many, and it modifies count nouns, whereas "very little" means, not much, and it modifies non-count nouns; e.g., only a small amount of the time . No, I play it * not many . No, I play it very little .

For the second one, I would have said that in both "hunt" and "chase", there was an undertone of urge that didn't go with the sentence. I like that answer. Intrude? You, Pieanne? Neeeever.

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