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 English Grammar- Proverb-Part 3

👉All is grist that comes to the mill

👉 All publicity is good publicity

👉 All roads lead to Rome

👉 All that glisters is not gold

👉 All that glitters is not gold

👉 All the world loves a lover

👉 All things come to those who wait

👉All things must pass

👉 All work &no play makes Jack a dull boy

👉 All you need is love

👉 All's fair in love and war

👉 All's well that ends well

👉 A miss is as good as a mile

👉 An apple a day keeps the doctor away

👉An army marches on its stomach

👉 An Englishman's home is his castle

👉 An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth

👉 Another day, another dollar

👉 Any port in a storm

👉 Appearances can be deceptive

👉 April is the cruelest month

👉 April showers bring forth May flowers

👉 As thick as thieves

👉 As you make your bed so must lie upon it

 English Grammar- Proverb-Part 2

👉A nod's as good as a wink to a blind horse

👉 A penny saved is a penny earned

👉A picture paints a thousand words

👉A poor workman always blames his tools

👉A person is known by company he keeps

👉A problem shared is a problem halved

👉A prophet isn’t recognized in his own land

 👉A rising tide lifts all boats

👉A rolling stone gathers no moss

 👉A soft answer turn eth away wrath

👉A stitch in time saves nine

 👉A thing of beauty is a joy forever

 👉A trouble shared is a trouble halved

 👉A volunteer is worth twenty pressed men

 👉A watched pot never boils

 👉A woman's place is in the home

👉A woman's work is never done

 👉A word to the wise is enough

 👉Absence makes the heart grow fonder

 👉Absolute power corrupts absolutely

👉Actions speak louder than words

 👉Adversity makes strange bedfellows

 👉After a storm comes a calm

 👉All good things come to he who waits
 

 English Grammar- Proverb-Part 1

A bad penny always turns up

A barking dog never bites

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush

A cat may look at a king

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link

A change is as good as a rest

A dog is a man's best friend

A drowning man will clutch at a straw

A fish always rots from the head down

A fool and his money are soon parted

A friend in need is a friend indeed

A golden key can open any door

A good beginning makes a good ending

A good man is hard to find

A house divided against itself cannot stand

A person is known by the company he keeps

A house is not a home

A leopard cannot change its spots

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

A little learning is a dangerous thing

A little of what you fancy does you good

A man is known by his friends

A miss is as good as a mile

A new broom sweeps clean

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 English Grammar- Idioms -Part 2

Against the clock - To be in a hurry to do something before a particular time.

 All systems go - Everything is ready.

An arm and a leg - A large amount of money.

 Appear out of now here - To appear suddenly without warning.

 Apple of someone’s eye - Someone loved very much.

Ask for the moon - To ask for too much.

 Asleep at the switch - Not to be alert on opportunity.

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 At sixes and sevens - To be lost and bewildered.

 At someone’s beck and call - To be always ready to serve.

 At the bottom of the ladder - At the lowest level.

 A house of cards - A poor plan.

 At an arm’s length - To keep at a distance.

 At sixes and sevens - In disorder.

 A boon in disguise - A benefit in loss.

 A bull in a China shop - An awkward person

 A red letter day - An important day

 A nine days wonder - Pleasure for a short time.

 A bit under the weather - Falling ill.

 Bad blood - Feelings of hate between two families.

 Bend your ears - To talk to someone for a very long time about something boring.

 Back to the drawing board - When an attempt fails and it's time to start all over.

 Ball is in your court- It is up to you to make the next decision or step.

 Barking up the wrong tree - Looking in the wrong place. Accusing the wrong person.

 English Grammar- Idioms -Part 1

   👉 A big cheese - An important or a powerful person in a group or family.

 A bird’s eye view - A view from a very high place which allows you to see a large area.

 A bone of contention - Something that people argue for a long time.

 A cock and a bull story - A story or an explanation which is obviously not true.

 A penny for your thoughts - A way of asking what someone is thinking.

 An arm and a leg - Very expensive or costly. A large amount of money.

 At the drop of a hat - Without any hesitation, instantly.

 At the crack of the dawn - Very early in morning.

 A cuckoo in the nest - Someone in a group of people but not liked by them.

 A litmus test - A method which clearly proves something.

 As the crow flies - Measuring distance between two places in a straight line.

 A dead letter - An argument or law not followed by anyone.

 At the drop of the hat - U do something easily and without any preparation.

 An early bird - Someone who gets early in the morning.

 An educated guess - A guess which was likely to get corrected.

 At the eleventh hour - Be too late.

 A queer fish - A strange person.

 A wakeup call - An event done to warn someone.

 A worm’s eye view - Having very little knowledge about something.

 At the heels of - To follow someone.

 A dish fit for Gods - Something of very high quality.

 A game of two equal halves - A sudden change in circumstances.

 Afraid of one’s own shadow - To become easily frightened.

 English Learning -Slogan & Mottos

A bad workman blames his tools

An apple a day keeps the doctor away

An empty vessel makes much noise

A Friend in need is a friend indeed

• All that glitters is not gold

A sound mind in a sound body

A rolling stone gathers no moss

A stitch in time saves nine

A work is worship

Avoid plastic bag

Be wish in saving and spending

Books are your friends

Better late than never

Be honest be happy, be healthy

Be kind to animal

Be polite

Be the first to end a quarrel

Charity begins at home

Do not be afraid be speak

Early to bed, early to rise, makes you

healthy, wealthy and wise

Each one plant one

Experience is the best teacher

Early to bed early to rise no pains no again

Every light has its shadow

Fall seven times, stand up eight

First come first served

God helps those who help themselves

Good as gold

Honesty is the best policy

• Honesty is the key to any success in work

life

• Health is worship

Haste makes waste

Lend your money and lose your friend

• Litreate India Strong India

Live and let live

Little drops make an ocean

• Many hands make light work

• Never tell lies

• Necessity is the mother of invention

• No pain no gain

• One child one plant

• Old is gold

One step towards cleanliness

Out of sight, out of mind

- Practice makes man perfect

Pride has fall

Prevention is better than cure

Plant trees save earth

Save electricity

Save trees save earth

Save water save plants

Suit your actions to your words

Save water save life

Silence is golden

Seeing is believing

Slow and steady wins the race

There's no times like the present

Think twice before you act

Time is money

Try try but don't cry

Tomorrow never comes

The early bird catches the worm

. Tit for tat

• To error is human

Union is strength

Waste not want not

Where there is a will there is a way

We learn form our mistake

 English  Grammar - Article - Online Test 1