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I'm confused when it comes to writing the following: "..., I bought from my one of the sweet sweet friends" vs "...., I bought from one of my sweet sweet friends"
Neither me or my partner is native in the English language. Could someone elaborate how I should think when it comes to using pronouns in this sort of context? And also are both the above sentences correct?
3Not a native speaker but "one of my sweet sweet friends" sounds much better. – Stan – 2016-05-15T13:32:06.237
3To avoid making the duplication of "sweet" look like a typographical error, I would recommend writing, "I bought it from one of my sweet, sweet friends." Or, if the first part of the sentence says what you purchased, then you might write, "..., which I bought from one of my sweet, sweet friends." In either case, the extra comma is helpful. – Mark Hubbard – 2016-05-15T13:48:26.653
I think the comma is not just helpful, but required. – Rob K – 2017-06-28T15:03:49.473