Where to put love of and love for (love as a noun here)? What is the difference between these two prepositions with 'love'? e.g. She displayed her utter disrespect for/of me. He had a genuine love for/of learning. He had an abiding love for/of the English countryside. I don't share my boyfriend's love for/of sport. I will appreciate your help!

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I don’t understand this sentence because of “so” at the end. What does it mean? And also, is it a common way to put it? “Crucially, she also looks her 88-year-old self – magnificently, imperiously, but relatably so.”

Please read this conversation: Boss: "someone has to go to Vietnam next week" Tom: "I will (go there)" Kate: "Oh I'm going to go there next week." I think "I will" suggests the speaker decided just after the boss's request while "I'm going to go there" suggests the speaker had already decided the trip before the boss's request. My question is : Is it OK to say "I'm going there" in this conversation? If so, could you explain the difference between the three sentences.

Do they mean the same thing? It doesn't taste that good. It doesn't taste as nice.

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Dear friends Hi Can you tell me what is the difference between (angry with) and (angry about) ?