Is it 'be friends with sb.' or 'be friends to sb.'?which one is right?
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"Be friends with..." is correct.
You can also say, "Be a friend to..." This means "act as a friend". Example: "Be a friend to your friends when they need you."
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Be friends with somebody - correct
Be friends to somebody - incorrect
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As Abdullah says. be friends with ... is the frequent use.
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Be friends to someone is a less frequent, form that means help them in some way.
Be a friend to him, give him a ride home, this once.
. Both are normal uses. Just different meanings.
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