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Common Proverbs: Cloze Activity #1
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1. Practice makes __________________________________.

2. Look before you ______________________________.

3. ____________________________ news travels fast.

4. Honesty is the best ________________________________.

5. Don't cut off your ______________________________ to spite your face.

6. A picture is worth a thousand _______________________________.

7. All _______________________________ lead to Rome.

8. Don't put all your ______________________________ in one basket.

9. A stitch in time saves _____________________________.

10. _______________________________ is only skin-deep.

11. Where there's a ____________________________ there's a way.

12. Actions speak louder than _______________________________.

13. As you sow, so shall you _____________________________.

14. The early bird gets the ___________________________.

15. All good things must come to an _________________________.





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