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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about the friend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or providing information related to a specific friend.
Example: "I wanted to share a story about the friend who helped me through a tough time."
Alternatives: "regarding the friend" or "concerning the friend".
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What about the friend who thought she was the most conservative girl you'd ever meet?
And he talked about the friend next door that he'd communicated with, and how they'd tap..
And he talked about the friend next door that he'd communicated with, and how they'd tap...
The story was ostensibly about the friend — Judy Garland — but it was self-reflective, too.
At the end of the tour, we were handed comic books and coloring books about the friend we had in nuclear power.
And what about the friend who started with a discreet tuck, or a few lines of filler, and then crossed over into the danger zone?
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So I tell Melissa about it, and about the friend date I went on.
See, what are you worried about? asks the friend.
Think about the friend-making possibilities of lift-sharing, for example.
Tells about the Friends of Negro Freedom, 1917-1924, and the waning of the "Messenger", 1924-1928.
The next, she seemed to be holding back information about the friends she was arrested with.
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