HELP audio is slower importing it to GB

Im making a movie, right now i want to edit the audio of the recording but i have separated the audio and the video, so i import the video to GB and everything is ok, but when i try to import the audio it starts playing it slower than it realy is, so the video and the audio never mach
anyone can help please?
oh i cant import video and audio at the same time cause i dont have the original recording, i just have the copy of the video and the copy of the audio separated, cause thats how they give it to me

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