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Paragraph on : one bad apple can spoil good apples in the basket

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Given below are few points that will help you frame a complete answer, as this is a creative writing task. 
  • The saying 'A bad apple spoils the bunch' is used to signify the consequences of the company one keeps.
  • A person is known by the company of friends he has and this is reflected through his behaviour.
  • When surrounded by wrong doers, he tends to fall into the temptations and cannot easily deny the requests made by his friends, to do wrong.
  • Just as a rotten apple spoils the other apples in the bunch or barrel, the evil of bad company is contagious and dangerous.
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It's an ancient bit of counsel, whether it's said of bad apples or rotten ones, or of bushels, barrels, baskets or bins. Benjamin Franklin had it as "the rotten apple spoils his companion," which goes back to Shakespeare's time.Image result for Paragraph on : one bad apple can spoil good apples in the basket
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noo it will not spoil the apples because the apples may be protected by the covering 
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The proverb “one bad apple spoils the barrel” is often times used to describe a person who's a bad influence, but it turns out it can be used literally, too. Because one bad, overripe or moldy apple really can cause all the other apples around it to spoil.
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