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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
Well, I should rephrase: な-adjectives like 好き and 嫌い have only one form. い-adjectives have past and non-past.
So your question about whether the form of 好き in those sentences is past or non-past is silly. It is neither, because the adjective doesn't really have a past or non-past form.
The tense of that sentence is determined by the verb, not the adjective.
Any questions?
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what is the tense of that sentence?