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Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I see them.

    It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I see them.

  2. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?

Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I see them.
  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?

Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I see them.

  2. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?

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Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the fitstfirst time that I see them.
  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?

Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the fitst time that I see them.
  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?

Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I see them.
  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?

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Here's a sentence that I get mixed up.

  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the fitst time that I see them.
  1. It's as if we were all friends that have know each other for a long time even though it is the first time that I've seen them.

I think both are possible, but which one is the best?