How Many English Proverbs Do You Know?
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A proverb sometimes says it all. Complete each proverb then read the explanation that follows. Have fun!
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Steve Kemp
Half a loaf is better than none.
Alan Conyard
19/20 wording not quite right on bread question; should be: half a loaf is better than none (or none at all).
mikeyparry
18 / 20. The 2 I got wrong I didn’t recognise. Probably American rather than English! Otherwise a good quiz.
kbparker
Thanks for the answers! I enjoyed the quiz!
Eve
18/20 - I got the bread one wrong - we said half a loaf is better than none. The other one I got wrong because I didn't read all the answers. All of them were used at one time or another by my mother and in turn by me.
skclary
17/20! Love me and love my CAT
Janine Scheuber
18/20. One I definitely got wrong, the other I hit wrong line when moving screen up.
Lyn Montgomery
some of the answeres are wrong
mikeyparry
18 / 20. The 2 I got wrong I didn’t recognise. Probably American rather than English! Otherwise a good quiz.
Florence McKenna Hiscock
Fun quiz. Had to guess on two. Half a loaf is better than none is how I learned it and love me love my dog is one I never heard.