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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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He is good friends with George.

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01. is correct. 02br 02br 00If you just want to talk about his level of friendship, excluding George's, you need to say 'He is a good friend to George'.

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  • 02br 02br 00If you just want to talk about his level of friendship, excluding George's, you need to say 'He is a good friend to George'.
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01. is correct. The use of 'with' brings both of them into the friendship, so they are good friend01b00s02b00.02br
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00If you just want to talk about his level of friendship, excluding George's, you need to say 'He is a good friend to George'. (It is possible here that George is not a good friend to him).0-
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01cite10Nona The Brit12cite101. is correct. The use of 'with' brings both of them into the friendship, so they are good friend11b10s12b10.12br
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10If you just want to talk about his level of friendship, excluding George's, you need to say 'He is a good friend to George'. (It is possible here
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01cite10Nona The Brit12cite10If you just want to talk about his level of friendship, excluding George's, you need to say '11b10He is a good friend to George12b10'. (It is possible here that George is not a good friend to him).12br
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10Shouldn't it be "He is a good
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1i00He is a good friend 01u00to02u00 George 02i00is different than 01i00He is a good friend 01u00of02u00 George.02i02br
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00If you are a good friend TO someone, it means you do the things that friends do. Listen when they are in trouble, visit when they are sick, go to their grandfather's f

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