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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is "party of a friend" correct? Or it's better to say "friend's party"?
  

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You have supplied not even a sentence of context. Both phrases are correct and common.

  • You have supplied not even a sentence of context.
  • Both phrases are correct and common.
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You have supplied not even a sentence of context. Both phrases are correct and common.

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