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What is the difference between a friend pointed the President out of me and the friend pointed the President out of me ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Neither makes any sense. Replace 'of' with 'for' and they both make sense with the exact same meaning.
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- French (France)
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@timfirebrandt I agree, point the President out of someone would be pretty weird 😅
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- French (France)
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"A friend" means "one of your friends", while "the firend" is THIS friend, not any one.
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