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several (determiner)
More than two but not a very large number. It is used to describe a small group of items or people that are separate and distinct from each other.
"I have several books on my desk that I need to read."
Think of the word 'SEVER'. If you SEVER a group into pieces, you have SEVERAL distinct parts. SEVER + AL = SEVERAL.
I have several friend. → I have several friends.
I have several of books. → I have several books OR I have several of the books.
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