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She is really a good friend and she ........... to send me a letter each month .



( never failed / never fails )



Does " each " here refer to the present simple or the past simple ?






present-tense







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    She is really a good friend and she ........... to send me a letter each month .



    ( never failed / never fails )



    Does " each " here refer to the present simple or the past simple ?






    present-tense







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      She is really a good friend and she ........... to send me a letter each month .



      ( never failed / never fails )



      Does " each " here refer to the present simple or the past simple ?






      present-tense







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      She is really a good friend and she ........... to send me a letter each month .



      ( never failed / never fails )



      Does " each " here refer to the present simple or the past simple ?






      present-tense




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          Never Fails is the correct answer over here.

          Reason:-

          It is a past continues sentence. That means that action is still being done to the present.
          In other words "she still doesn't fail to send me a letter"






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            Never Fails is the correct answer over here.

            Reason:-

            It is a past continues sentence. That means that action is still being done to the present.
            In other words "she still doesn't fail to send me a letter"






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              Never Fails is the correct answer over here.

              Reason:-

              It is a past continues sentence. That means that action is still being done to the present.
              In other words "she still doesn't fail to send me a letter"






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                Never Fails is the correct answer over here.

                Reason:-

                It is a past continues sentence. That means that action is still being done to the present.
                In other words "she still doesn't fail to send me a letter"






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                Never Fails is the correct answer over here.

                Reason:-

                It is a past continues sentence. That means that action is still being done to the present.
                In other words "she still doesn't fail to send me a letter"







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