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I just answered this question for someone els on here, so here you go,
I hope this helped.
Answer: A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere.
Explanation:
The speaker says that a friend is someone they can be sincere with. This means that to the speaker, the underlying advantage of friendship is sincerity. Friends can be honest and truthful with one another more than others and so it can be said that honesty holds a friendship together.
This is why honesty is important in a friendship. If friends cannot be honest with one another, the friendship is fractured and according to the speaker, cannot even be referred to as friendship.
Answer:
'Had Bought'
Explanation:
The infinitive 'to buy' turns into 'had bought' in past perfect. The PAST TENSE is simply 'bought', but the PAST PERFECT tense is 'had bought'.
