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20-Feb-2005, 05:30
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 One of my friends vs. A friend of mine We may say 'He kissed one of my friends', but is it okay to say 'He kissed a friend of mine'? Also, are both 'One of my friends died last night' and 'A friend of mine died last night' acceptable? |
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20-Feb-2005, 09:52
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 Re: One of my friends vs. A friend of mine No difference in meaning. They are different grammatical structures though. Yes. Yes. |
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