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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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good/close/familiar friends

I'm baiscally a shy short of person, but very frank with good/close friends.

I'm basically a shy short of person, but very frank with familiar friends.

Please correct my sentences. Also tell me the difference beteen "close friends" and "familiar friends". I would understand the both as having the same meaning, at least in this context.
  

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Familiar friends does not sound natural to me. These are correct: I'm basically a shy sort of person, but very frank with good/close friends. I'm basically a shy sort of person, but very frank with familiars .

— Mister Micawber

  • Familiar friends does not sound natural to me.
  • These are correct: I'm basically a shy sort of person, but very frank with good/close friends.
  • I'm basically a shy sort of person, but very frank with familiars .
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Familiar friends does not sound natural to me. These are correct:

I'm basically a shy sort of person, but very frank with good/close friends.

I'm basically a shy sort of person, but very frank with familiars.
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