Can you complete this English expression? “It’s better to be safe than….”

It means that it’s better to take precautions, or be careful in advance, so something bad doesn’t happen later.

It’s better to be safe…

a) than stupid

b) than dangerous

c) than in a bad situation

d) than sorry

The answer is below! ↓

 

Answer: d) than sorry

It’s better to be safe than sorry