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Mrs Kaplan is an old lady who [has lived|lived|is living|lives] in a small cottage in a village in the country outside Brighton. She is a widow.
She is an intelligent woman who [is knowing|knows|has known|knew] many famous English people. She [has taught|has been teaching|taught|teaches] French at a girls' boarding school for many years and was very respected. She [has had|have|had|has] no children, but her former students [visited|have visited|has been visiting|visit] her every holiday. Mrs Kaplan [hasn't been teaching|hasn't taught|doesn't' teach|don't teach] for many years, but she is still in love with the French language. Every time when her lovely girls come to see her she [is telling|tells|told|has been telling] them about France and French folklore. They love her amazing stories!