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1

Does the man have feelings for Kate?

Select one or more answers

2

The girl know when her friend saw her ring.

Select one or more answers

3

Have you ___ been in love?

Select one or more answers

4

They have been together ___ 5 years.

Select one or more answers

5

How many have you ___ to save?

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6

Last Tuesday I ___ to eat lunch

Select one or more answers

Explanation

He thought the feelings would go away, but he doesn't want the feelings to go away.

She uses the present perfect (Have you seen?) so it refers to "at some point".

"Ever" is used in questions. "Never" is used in affirmative sentences.

•For + period of time •Since + year/month/clause with verb in the past/specific time

If you want to use "can" in the present perfect, you use "been able to"

"Last" is a marker for the past simple.

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