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AFFECTIVE AND DESIDERATIVE PROCESSES: LIKING AND WANTING Affective processes: loving and hating

المؤلف:  Angela Downing

المصدر:  ENGLISH GRAMMAR A UNIVERSITY COURSE

الجزء والصفحة:  P174-C5

2026-05-25

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AFFECTIVE AND DESIDERATIVE PROCESSES: LIKING AND WANTING

Affective processes: loving and hating

Under affectivity process we include those positive and negative reactions expressed by such verbs as like, love, please, delight, dislike, hate and detest. Common desiderative verbs are want and wish.

 

We both love dancing.

I detest hypocrisy.

The ballet performance delighted the public.

Do you want a cup of coffee?

 

The Phenomenon in affectivity processes can be expressed by a nominal group which represents an entity, or by a clause representing an event or a situation. The situation is represented as actual or habitual by means of an -ing clause, while a to-infinitive clause will be interpreted as potential. For this reason, the latter is used in hypothetical meanings. Some verbs admit only one or other of the forms. Other verbs such as like, love and hate admit either, and illustrate this semantic distinction in the following examples:

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