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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a normal friend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a friend who is typical or average in behavior or characteristics, often in contrast to someone who may be considered unusual or extraordinary.
Example: "After spending time with my eccentric cousin, I really appreciate having a normal friend like Sarah who enjoys simple activities."
Alternatives: "an average friend" or "a typical friend".
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I'm not telling anyone and I also can't send anything I wouldn't send a normal friend - if that makes me unfit for the position then that makes me sad," Pedraja wrote back.
No, no it didn't feel like a classroom at all, no, it was just like you were going in to have a talk with a normal friend in a friendly atmosphere (CDE-ATT-03, Female, White British, T2D).
Treat him as a normal friend.
The point is that this is just a normal friend!
Talk to her like you would talk to a normal friend.
(Now we're talking about a normal friend who is a boy) Ask to meet the guy, and be very friendly with him.
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As my normal friend said when I asked her what she thought about it: "It makes me want to book a holiday".
Then there's Poppy's Polish piano-teacher mother and her friend Will, who has heart problems, both counterpointed with her "normal" friend Jude.
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