Multiple choice softskills leadership

I _____ that woman very well

  1. knowing

  2. know

  3. knows

  4. knew
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The sentence is in present simple tense (indicated by 'very well' showing a current state). We need the base form 'know' (B) for the first person singular 'I'. 'Knows' is for third person, 'knowing' is present participle, and 'knew' is past tense.

AI explanation

"Know" is correct because knowing someone is a stative verb describing an ongoing mental state, and such verbs are normally used in the simple present tense rather than a continuous form. "Knowing" would need a helping verb, "knows" doesn't agree with the subject "I," and "knew" incorrectly shifts the sentence into the past.

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