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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Possessive adjective or possessive pronouns?

I would like to know the difference between the following sentences:

1. Tonight I'm going out with my friend.

2. Tonight I'm going out with a friend of mine.

Which one is more correct than the other?

Thanks very much.
  

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Hi, would like to know the difference between the following sentences: 1. Tonight I'm going out with my friend. 2.

— Clive

  • Hi, would like to know the difference between the following sentences: 1.
  • Tonight I'm going out with my friend.
  • 2.
  • Tonight I'm going out with a friend of mine.
  • Which one is more correct than the other?
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Hi,

would like to know the difference between the following sentences:

1. Tonight I'm going out with my friend.

2. Tonight I'm going out with a friend of mine.

Which one is more correct than the other? Both are fine, and no real difference is usually intended.

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CliveHi,
would like to know the difference between the following sentences:

1. Tonight I'm going out with my friend.

2. Tonight I'm going out with a friend of mine.

Which one is more correct than the other? Both are fine, and no real difference is usually intended.
#2 implies that you have more than one friend.

Clive
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