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What is the difference between he is always kind to me and he has alway been kind to me or he had always been kind to me ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between he is always kind to me and he has alway been kind to me or he had always been kind to me ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"He is always kind to me." = In the past, he kind, and he is kind now.
"He has always been kind to me." = In the past, he was kind to me.
"He had always been kind to me." = In the past, he was kind to me, but he is not kind now.
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