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A: "I gave this chocolate to a friend."
B: "Do you like chocolate?
A: "No, but the friend does."
The last sentence is incorrect?
B: "Do you like chocolate?
A: "No, but the friend does."
The last sentence is incorrect?
- English (US)
Yes. When we talk about one of our friends we say “my friend.”
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- English (US)
It would be more natural to say “no, but my friend does”
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- Japanese
- English (US)
Yes. When we talk about one of our friends we say “my friend.”
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