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"one of my friend" vs "one of my friends"

The correct phrase is 'one of my friends.' The word 'friends' should be plural to match the meaning of 'one of.' 'Friend' should only be used in the singular form when not preceded by 'one of.'

Last Updated: March 17, 2024

one of my friend

This phrase is incorrect in English.

one of my friends

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'one of my friends' when referring to a specific friend among a group of friends. The word 'friends' should be plural to match the meaning of 'one of.'

Examples:

  • One of my friends is coming over tonight.
  • She is one of my friends from college.
  • I consider him one of my friends.
  • Can I bring one of my friends to the party?
  • He is one of my friends who always supports me.

Alternatives:

  • a friend of mine
  • one of the friends I have
  • one of my close friends
  • one of my best friends
  • one of the people I know

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