Hi. I hope someone can help me with this.
"All who love/s are blind"
I certainly am confused whether I should add the "s" in the "love". I know that usually, we don't add "s" in sentences that use "are". But the thing is that I am trying to point out that the people ("all") do the verb ("love") many times, which in that case, people also add "s" since the action is done several times and may still be in the future.
Which is correct?
Any help will be appreciated
Thanks
Adding "s" in a verb
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Re: Adding "s" in a verb
All who love are blind.
He who loves is blind.
All that love are blind.
He that loves is blind.
He who loves is blind.
All that love are blind.
He that loves is blind.
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