[ Present/Future/Past Simple/Present Perfect ]
We have been living here _______ 1990.
A. A. for
B. B. from
C. C. since
D. D. during

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A. adjective
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Although Blake likes funnel cake, he didn’t want one this year.
A. simple
B. compound
C. complex
