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    They　　　 each other for many years before they　　　 . A.had been in love;got married B.fell in love;got married C.had fell in love;married D.love;go married

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    本题考查fall in love与be in love的区别。fall in love为短暂性动词短语,不能与for many years连用,排除B和C项;D项“love”时态错误。

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