curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65d5fb1e575bfe649f5cea4b.md
The phrase I've seen uses the present perfect tense. Seen is the past participle form of see.
A couple of times means it has happened a few times. It's a way to say something occurred more than once but not many times.
What does Alice say about her experience?
She has seen her a few times before now.
She sees her every day.
Alice's statement implies the meetings were a few times, not a daily occurrence.
She has never seen her.
Alice clearly states she has seen her, which contradicts the option of never seeing her.
She saw her once.
A couple of times indicates it was more than once, so this option is too limited.
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