[Vocabulary] 'I consider him to be a fool/ a fool/ as a fool '....???

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1. I consider him a fool
2. I consider him to be a fool
3. I consider him as a fool


Which is/are correct and how different?


Thx.
 
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wotcha said:
1. I consider him a fool
2. I consider him to be a fool
3. I consider him as a fool


Which is/are correct?


Thx.
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All three are OK.
 
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