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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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since I was with you in school days

I like you since I was with you in school days.

I met a friend after 10 years, and I told him I like you very much since I was with you in school days.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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User_gary I like you since I was with you in school days. I have liked you since school days/since our school days I met a friend after 10 years, and I told him , I like you very much since I was with you in school days. I liked you very much when we were at school together.

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  • User_gary I like you since I was with you in school days.
  • I have liked you since school days/since our school days I met a friend after 10 years, and I told him , I like you very much since I was with you in school days.
  • I liked you very much when we were at school together.
  • Please correct my sentences.
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User_garyI like you since I was with you in school days. I have liked you since school days/since our school days

I met a friend after 10 years, and I told him, I like you very much since I was with you in school days. I liked you very much when we were at school together.

Please correct my se
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