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![]() here, we can either use my friend or a friend of mine. in this case, we can use my friend/friends for singular or plural verb, and 'a friend of mine' is used to only singular verb and single frnd. eg: a friend of mine presented me a gift. and my frnd/ frnds presented me a gift.
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![]() Mine friend' is incorrect English. The correct answer would be - 'My friend'. 'Mine' shows possession. 'Mine' is used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with the speaker. Whereas, 'My' means - belonging to or associated with the speaker.
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