What is the difference?
What is the difference between "my friend" and "friend of mine"?
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Both have the same meaning regardless from the presence or absence of that friend , but "my friend" is more definitive while " friend of mine " usually " a friend of mine " is more indefinitive.
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"my friend" - When your friend is there with you
"friend of mine" - when you are talking about your friend, but your friend isn't there with you
that's the way it's commonly used, but you can use them either way.
I think those two are a formal and informal way but not sure which is which.
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