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20 January
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I have a friend to help me.
I have a friend to come over.
are these sentences correct?😲
I have a friend to help me.
I have a friend to come over.
are these sentences correct?😲
I have a friend to come over.
are these sentences correct?😲
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You should say
“I have a friend who will help me.”
“I have a friend who will come over.”
these sound more natural
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You should say
“I have a friend who will help me.”
“I have a friend who will come over.”
these sound more natural
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- English (US)
@hellllllllo Yes, you can say that. It sounds better too.
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@faiithhhh
"I have a friend coming over" is the same as "I have a friend who is coming over"?
"I have a friend coming over" is the same as "I have a friend who is coming over"?
- English (US)
@hellllllllo yes, they mean the same thing :)
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