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What are the differences between a best/good friend and a close friend?
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What are the differences between a best/good friend and a close friend?
best=number 1
close = good-you can have many good/close friends but only 1 best
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You would invite your 'best friend' to be your child's Godparent...you would send your 'close friend' a Christmas card each year!

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