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| This is a friend of Mike OR This is a friend of Mike's ??? I believe the first example is correct since Mike doesn't own this friend :) |
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Your friend = a friend of yours Her friend = a friend of hers His friend = a friend of his Its friend = a friend of its Our friend = a friend of ours Their friend = a friend of theirs Note the use of the possessive marker -s Mike's friend = a friend of Mike's The 'friend' belongs to Mike, as in she or he is Mike's acquaintance, not Mike's property. All the best, |
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| :) Thanks |
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