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"she must have been good to you."
does it mean :
# she probably was good to you.(past simple)
# she probably has been good to you.(present perfect).
# It depends on the context.
"she must have been good to you."
does it mean :
# she probably was good to you.(past simple)
# she probably has been good to you.(present perfect).
# It depends on the context.
does it mean :
# she probably was good to you.(past simple)
# she probably has been good to you.(present perfect).
# It depends on the context.
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are these both correct?:
"she must have been so good to you all these years that you want to ask her out today."
"she must have been so good to you that day that you want to ask her out today."
"she must have been so good to you all these years that you want to ask her out today."
"she must have been so good to you that day that you want to ask her out today."
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