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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Gold vs golden
He is a gold friend.
He is a golden friend.
Which one is correct?
Thank you.
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anonymous Which one is correct? If you mean that he is a very good friend, it's "golden", not "gold", but that is an awfully poetical thing to say.
- anonymous Which one is correct?
- If you mean that he is a very good friend, it's "golden", not "gold", but that is an awfully poetical thing to say.
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anonymousWhich one is correct?
If you mean that he is a very good friend, it's "golden", not "gold", but that is an awfully poetical thing to say.
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anonymousHe is a gold friend.
He is a golden friend.
Which one is correct?
Thank you.
A gold mine is a natural rock formation with a deposit of gold, not a golden mine!
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