what's the difference between " Jessica is a good friend of mine" and " Jessica is my good friend"?
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Same.
No difference except word count.
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слово "friend" это исчисляемое существительное
поэтому пропуск артикля -- большая ошибка
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They are in essence the same statement. "Jessica is a good friend of mine" is using Jessica as the SUBJECT of the sentence. (Jessica) is a good friend. The other "Jessica is my good friend" puts the emphasis that she is (YOUR) good friend. They are both acceptable in any conversation, but if you want to focus more on "Jessica" being the subject, the first Statement sounds more natural.
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Its the same thing.
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