Which one is correct?Why? "A friend of Tom or a friend of Tom's"
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Burak is correct. Another way of saying it is "Tom's friend". Now you can see that the friend 'belongs' to Tom, so the 's in 'Tom's friend' is a possessive.
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A friend of toms
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ı think (a friend of tom's) I understant, but ı can't explain :) unfortunately
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