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              (iii)  Prepare a list of 50 - 100 English language proverbs and
                   sayings with their meanings. Then, share them with the class
                   to enhance your mastery of English proverbs and sayings.

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               Answers to Activity 4.1(a)
            1.   Once beaten, twice shy. - N
                 Meaning: Being cautious about something or someone you
                 were hurt by previously.
            2.   Actions speak louder than words. - E
                 Meaning: What a person does is more significant than what
                 they say.
            3.   No pain, no gain. - C
                 Meaning: Success often comes to those who are willing to
                 take risks and pursue opportunities boldly.
            4.   There’s no smoke without fire - G
                 Meaning: If there are rumours about someone or something,
                 there’s usually a good reason for it.
            5.   Every cloud has a silver lining. - K
                 Meaning: There is something positive to be found in every
                 negative situation.
            6.   Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. - L
                 Meaning: Do not risk everything on a single opportunity or
                 option.
            7.   Curiosity killed the cat. - H
                 Meaning: Being too nosy or inquisitive can lead to trouble
                 or danger.
            8.   Rome wasn’t built in a day. - T
                 Meaning: Achieving great things takes time and patience;
                 success requires persistent effort over time.
            9.   Don’t cry over spilled milk. - M
                 Meaning: Don’t dwell on past mistakes or accidents that
                 cannot be undone.


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