Question

A stitch in time saves nine. A penny saved is a penny earned. These sentences are... similar in meaning opposite in meaning neither the same nor the opposite

Answer 1

ave you ever heard one of your grandparents say, “A stitch in time saves nine"? They may have uttered this phrase with a wise nod of the head after a subtle recommendation to do something now, rather than waiting until later. You may have thought, “Saves nine what?" If so, read on…

“A stitch in time saves nine" is an idiom, which is a phrase whose symbolic or intended meaning is different from the literal meaning of the words themselves.

Answer 2

Neither the same nor the opposite

Step-by-step explanation:

A stitch in time saves nine is an idiom meaning that it's better to deal with problems right away and spend less time doing that than later when more time is going to be needed.

A penny saved is a penny earned is an idiom meanings that saving money, even little by little, is as useful as earning more.

When we compare these two idioms, we can see that their meanings are neither the same nor the opposite.