Is this sentence correct?
"You love her, you always have" ( I saw that in "Friends")
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Hello!
This sentence is correct. It is a complex sentence with the independent clause being "You love her" and the dependent clause being "you always have". The independent clause can be a complete sentence on its own but the dependent clause needs the other part of the sentence to complete it as it is giving more information about the independent clause.
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Yup, pretty much. You love her (now, continuously), you always have (well, you always loved)
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