[ Present Perfect: for/since ]
We ____(live) in this house ____ 2005.
A. have lived/ for
B. have lived/ since
C. has lived/ for
D. has lived/ since
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A. much
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Here comes the rain clouds and heavy rain.
A. There is no error
B. come
C. rains
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