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She _____ as an animal trainer since 2003.
A
has worked
B
works
C
will work
D
worked
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since意为“自从”，应用现在完成时态，表示从2003年开始到现在并可能继续下去。
since意为“自从”，应用现在完成时态，表示从2003年开始到现在并可能继续下去。
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and she has been working in the room ever sinceB
and since that time she has worked thereC
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doB
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remoteC
frivolousD
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