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She described the ancient city in detail because she (live) ____ there for years.
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本题考查完成时态。句意：她详细地描述了这座古老的城市，因为她在那儿居住了好多年。根据时间状语for years可以判断，句中描述的动作或者状态发生了一段时间，要用完成时态。主句中的动作晚于从句中的动作，即从句的动作发生在主句之前，即过去的过去，故应用过去完成时had lived。
本题考查完成时态。句意：她详细地描述了这座古老的城市，因为她在那儿居住了好多年。根据时间状语for years可以判断，句中描述的动作或者状态发生了一段时间，要用完成时态。主句中的动作晚于从句中的动作，即从句的动作发生在主句之前，即过去的过去，故应用过去完成时had lived。
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