1. We are friend.
2. We are friends.
Are "friend" and "friends" belong to the same part of speech?
What is the difference between the two sentences?
2010-02-17 6:31 am
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2010-02-17 6:32 am
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we are friend makes no sense
2010-02-17 2:39 pm
Because the subject is "we," which means "I and at least one other person," "friends" must also be plural. "We are friends." "I am a friend" is OK too, but it has a singular subject, just one person. "Friend" is a noun, and most nouns are pluralized by 's.' "Friend" and "friends" are both nouns.
We--plural pronoun
are--plural verb
friends--plural noun
We--plural pronoun
are--plural verb
friends--plural noun
2010-02-17 2:35 pm
i've never heard "we are friend"?! i guess this is not properly written or said.
2010-02-17 3:21 pm
The word 'we' is plural, so the word 'friend' must be made plural too.
'We are friends' is correct.
Are we friends now?
'We are friends' is correct.
Are we friends now?
2010-02-17 2:44 pm
well they are both nouns."We are friends." is a complete sentence and "We are friend." is a incomplete sentence.
參考: hope this helps :)
2010-02-17 2:33 pm
We are friend. is an answer e.g.
"We are cool"
"We are friend"
and We are friends is a statement e.g.
"We are friends"
"yes we are"
"We are cool"
"We are friend"
and We are friends is a statement e.g.
"We are friends"
"yes we are"
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