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Osee Posted 17 years ago
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She is moving with 2 other of her friends?

two other of her friends or two otherS of her friends? Thanks a lot.
  

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I suppose we'd add the "s," but my best advice is not to use it at all, because it's redundant, if not absurd. In order for this to make sense, she would herself need to be one of her friends, if you're speaking of three peoplel If prior context mentioned yet others of her friends, then we'd be talking about four or more people. I'd suggest, She is moving [in} with two of her friends.

— Avangi

  • I suppose we'd add the "s," but my best advice is not to use it at all, because it's redundant, if not absurd.
  • In order for this to make sense, she would herself need to be one of her friends, if you're speaking of three peoplel If prior context mentioned yet others of her friends, then we'd be talking about four or more people.
  • I'd suggest, She is moving [in} with two of her friends.
  • If the three of them are moving to another location, She is moving, along with two of her friends.
  • If this doesn't agree with what you have in mind, let me know.
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I suppose we'd add the "s," but my best advice is not to use it at all, because it's redundant, if not absurd.

In order for this to make sense, she would herself need to be one of her friends, if you're speaking of three peoplel

If prior context mentioned yet others of her friends, then we'd be talking about four or more people.

I'd suggest, She is moving [in} with t
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