Hello,
You are missing some information, but I think this question was part of my English last semester Final Examen, so I know the answer. Let me quote a paragraph from the passage:
"Man, that e-mail really ramped up my homesickness. Last year, we beat the Black Hawks in almost every game we played against them, even on their turf. I’m not sure I even want to be on a team here since I don’t know their stats and who they play against. What’s the point? It’s not like the challenge we had playing against the Black Hawks, and it definitely won’t feel the same since I won’t be playing with Javie. It’ll be weird since I’ve been playing with him since we were five when we started out in T-ball."
<em>Correct answer is letter A - I'm not sure if yo have the same order, but this is the sentence:</em> It’ll be weird since I’ve been playing with him since we were five when we started out in T-ball.
This statement allows us to believe that they have been friends for a long time and that their friendship is a very close one. The use of present perfect continuous, which describes an action that has been taking place between the past and the present, and the age he gives us (since they both were five), are proof of their friendship.
