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a wise enemy is better than a foolish friend I need answer​

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Answered by harithasree0928
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Answer:

Explanation:

the given sentence is in the comparative degree and can be changed into other degrees of comparisons. A foolish friend is not as good as a wise enemy. Degrees of comparisons can be of three types- positive, comparative and superlative and a particular sentence can be changed in any of the given forms

Answered by shrutisingh1071
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Answer:

question Kya h ?

Explanation:

anyway you are right a wise enemy is better than selfish friend

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