Question

I am knowing/have known Edward since he was a child.

Answer 1

I have known Edward since he was a child.

Answer 2

The correct form of the sentence would be "I have known Edward since he was a child." This indicates that the speaker has been acquainted with Edward for a long time, starting from his childhood. The use of the present perfect tense "have known" implies that the action of knowing Edward started in the past and continues up to the present. It suggests a strong and enduring relationship with Edward over the years.