| I | forgive |
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| you | forgive |
| he/she/it | forgives |
| we | forgive |
| you | forgive |
| they | forgive |
| I | forgave |
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| you | forgave |
| he/she/it | forgave |
| we | forgave |
| you | forgave |
| they | forgave |
| I | have | forgiven |
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| you | have | forgiven |
| he/she/it | has | forgiven |
| we | have | forgiven |
| you | have | forgiven |
| they | have | forgiven |
| I | had | forgiven |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | forgiven |
| he/she/it | had | forgiven |
| we | had | forgiven |
| you | had | forgiven |
| they | had | forgiven |
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Specifically, if a transgression is viewed as intentional or malicious, the offended partner is less likely to feel empathy and forgive.
en.wikipedia.org They forgive her and warmly accept her again.
en.wikipedia.org He sees them as motherly, and tries to get them to forgive him.
en.wikipedia.org A teacher, for example, may more easily forgive a straight-A student for misbehavingwho has past good credit saved upthan a repeatedly disruptive student.
en.wikipedia.org In any case, we want to forgive it, because so much is right about the movie.
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