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Is it correct grammar to say I love you infinity and beyond?

It's not grammatically incorrect, but it's a bit of a cliché and not particularly elegant.

Here's why:

* "Infinity" is an abstract concept. While it's a powerful image, it's difficult to quantify or truly express in a literal sense.

* "Beyond" is vague. What does it mean to love someone "beyond infinity"? It's an overly dramatic way to express love.

Here are some alternatives that might be more effective:

* "I love you more than words can say." This is a classic and heartfelt expression.

* "My love for you is boundless." This uses a more concrete term ("boundless") while still conveying a sense of deep affection.

* "I will always love you." This is a simple but powerful declaration of everlasting love.

Ultimately, the best way to express your love is to find words that resonate with you and feel authentic.

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