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Amphion
Have or Has here? the original one is: Liz and I have known one another for years. so here comes the question.. If I swap the position of Liz and I and have it rewritten as following: Me and Liz [ have/ has] known one another for years. which will be correct and how?

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You can't say "Me and Liz": since it is the subject, you would use "I," not "me" (but we always put "I" last in a list of people, so "Liz and I" is correct). Since there are more than one of us, we use the plural verb "have."
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have
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When subject is plural use have.
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Always 'have', same rule applies.

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