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best friend vs best friends

Both 'best friend' and 'best friends' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Best friend' is used to refer to a singular close friend, while 'best friends' is used to refer to multiple close friends.

Last updated: March 31, 2024

best friend

Correct. 'Best friend' is used to refer to a singular close friend.

Use 'best friend' when referring to one particular close friend who is considered the closest or most special.

Examples:

  • She is my best friend.
  • He has been my best friend since childhood.

Alternatives:

  • close friend
  • special friend
  • companion
  • confidant
  • bosom buddy

best friends

Correct. 'Best friends' is used to refer to multiple close friends.

Use 'best friends' when referring to a group of friends who are considered the closest or most special.

Examples:

  • They are my best friends.
  • We have been best friends for years.

Alternatives:

  • close friends
  • special friends
  • companions
  • confidants
  • bosom buddies

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