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"one of my friend's" vs "one of my friends'"

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'One of my friend's' is used when indicating possession by one friend, while 'one of my friends'' is used when referring to a group of friends and indicating possession by one of them.

Last Updated: March 17, 2024

one of my friend's

This phrase is correct when indicating possession by one friend.

This phrase is used when you want to show that something belongs to one specific friend in a group of friends.

Examples:

  • One of my friend's car is red.
  • One of my friend's favorite hobbies is painting.
  • One of my friend's parents lives abroad.

Alternatives:

  • My friend's car is red.
  • My friend's favorite hobbies include painting.
  • My friend's parents live abroad.

one of my friends'

This phrase is correct when indicating possession by one friend out of a group of friends.

This phrase is used when you want to show that something belongs to one friend out of a group of friends.

Examples:

  • One of my friends' car is red.
  • One of my friends' favorite hobbies is painting.
  • One of my friends' parents live abroad.

Alternatives:

  • My friend's car is red.
  • My friend's favorite hobbies include painting.
  • My friend's parents live abroad.

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