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Change to affirmative form without changing the meaning of the sentences: Learned men are not always judicious.

 

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Affirmative form of the sentence - "Sometimes learned men are not judicious."

Reason - 

  • The original sentence uses a negative structure: "not always".
  • In the affirmative form, we rephrase it as a positive statement with a similar meaning.
  • "Not always judicious" = "Sometimes not judicious" - retains the meaning but uses an affirmative tone.
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