Can you complete this famous English saying? It means “don’t procrastinate”. (Procrastinate means delay or postpone an action.)

Don’t put off until tomorrow…

a) what you can do next week

b) what you could have done last week

c) what you should do

d) what you can do today

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Answer: d) what you can do today

Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today.

Can you complete this English expression? “Nothing ventured…….”

It means if you want something good, you have to take a risk to get it.

Nothing ventured…

a) nothing wanted

b) nothing needed

c) nothing gained

d) nothing adventurous

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Answer: c) nothing gained

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

Can you complete this famous English saying? It means that we love a person more when they are not with us.

Absence makes…

a) the heart sad

b) the heart miss someone

c) the heart beat faster

d) the heart grow fonder

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Answer: d) the heart grow fonder

Absence makes the heart grow fonder

Can you complete this famous English proverb? It means good times don’t last forever.

All good things…

a)…stop

b) …finish

c) …last a short time

d) …must come to an end

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Answer: d)

All good things must come to an end.