English, asked by Madhavendra07, 8 months ago

@ what he has
just said about himself cannot be true. affirmative​

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Answered by zerinal88
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Answer:

What he has just said about himself is false.

Answered by nilanjanadas0179
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Answer:

What he has just said about himself can be false.

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