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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
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I've always loved

Hello,

Please check the meanings next to every sentence:

I always loved you. (I always loved you but not anymore)
I've always loved you (I always loved you, and I still love you)
I always love you (I love you until I'm alive)
I will always love you (I love you until I'm alive)

Thanks.

  

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I always loved you. (I always loved you but not anymore) correct I've always loved you (I always loved you, and I still love you) correct I always love you (I love you until I'm dead alive ) Odd thing to say. I love you everyday.

— Clive

  • I always loved you.
  • (I always loved you but not anymore) correct I've always loved you (I always loved you, and I still love you) correct I always love you (I love you until I'm dead alive ) Odd thing to say.
  • I love you everyday.
  • I will always love you (I love you until I'm dead alive ) correct
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I always loved you. (I always loved you but not anymore) correct
I've always loved you (I always loved you, and I still love you) correct
I always love you (I love you until I'm dead alive) Odd thing to say. I love you everyday.

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