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ESL forum > Games, activities and teaching ideas > Guess the proverb    

Guess the proverb



missveronica
Argentina

Guess the proverb
 

16 Feb 2011      





anitarobi
Croatia

A picture is worth a thousand words?
 
 
(PS: could you pls just resize the pic - it �s huge and twists the forum space? Sorry, no hard feelings, just a friendly suggestion)

16 Feb 2011     



almaz
United Kingdom

1. Can I make this any smaller?

Do you actually have a proverb in English in mind? Or are you just continuing with DTCF�s personal alternative to the caption contest?

16 Feb 2011     



stexstme
France

@almaz, the white cross should be under the red one ...LOL
Missveronica, could you please make the pic smaller ?( edit - resize..) Thanks..
Sylvie ;o)

16 Feb 2011     



sara1984
Iran


Hi all,

eyes are bigger than one`s stomach,I guess.

 

16 Feb 2011     



moravc
Czech Republic

"Hunger is the best spice."
"Hunger has big eyes." (translated from Czech :-) = "Eyes are bigger than my stomach."

16 Feb 2011     



almaz
United Kingdom

@ Miss Sylvie Smarty-pants. LOL

The finer points of British history are obviously not your strong point; see here, for example (about half way down).

16 Feb 2011     



tancredo
Portugal

Good pieces  God keeps
For he who never sleeps !

17 Feb 2011     



Homeless Turtle
United States

You know I had to get in on this!
 
"A turtle only makes progress by sticking it �s head out."

17 Feb 2011     



dynamic2011
Indonesia

Sorry, the correct one is
"A turtle only makes progress by sticking its (not it �s) head out."

17 Feb 2011