in love with sb
prep. phr..prep. phr.. to have very strong romantic feelings for someone.
prep. phr.. to experience a state of intense romantic affection and emotional attachment toward a specific person.
He is deeply in love with his wife.
They have been in love with each other since they met in university ten years ago.
The protagonist realizes she is in love with her childhood friend only after he announces his intention to move abroad.
always used with the verb 'to be' or 'to fall' and followed by the preposition 'with'.
contrast 'in love with' (romantic) with 'love' (can be for friends or family); explain that 'sb' stands for 'somebody' in dictionary entries.
I am in love of her.I am in love with her.the phrase always uses the preposition 'with' to connect to the person, never 'of'.