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please tell me is my sentence correct.
I love you. I am your affectionate.
I love you. I am your affectionate.
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fighting spirit
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I'm not sure, but I don't think so.
Affectionate is an adjective, meaning that must be followed by a noun or a preposition
I suggest that you say:
I am very affectionate toward you.
Affectionate is an adjective, meaning that must be followed by a noun or a preposition
I suggest that you say:
I am very affectionate toward you.
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How about spell check for "garmmer", but I agree w/F.S.'s alternative however, having said "I love you", I really don't think it necessary to follow with "I am very affectionate toward you".
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