Which should I say as a slogan: "to pass love" or "passing love" or "pass love"?
Thanks!spread love/ spreading love/ to spread love?
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"Spread Love" sounds like a slogan. It makes sense without subject or predicate.
But for the rest, you need to add either subject or predicate to make a complete sense.
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If you mean love that passes you by, then "passing love".
Otherwise without context there's no way to advise you.
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I agree that more context is needed. There are two possible expressions here:
"To spread the love"
"To send my love"
However, each has a different use and meaning.
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Without the context, it is all quite meaningless. Nathan's is the best given your terseness and lack of context.
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Or maybe you would like to say "pass on love," which does make sense, but is not a phrase which is often used.
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