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02-Apr-2008, 02:13

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friend

Is this correct?

Friends is important.
Friends are important.

Does the first one= having friends?

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02-Apr-2008, 04:41

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Re: friend

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Is this correct?

Friends is important.

Friends are important.

Does the first one= having friends?

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