Criancinhas!!!

A primary school teacher collected well known proverbs. She gave each
> >child in her class the first half of a proverb and asked them to come
up
> >with the remainder of the proverb. It's hard to believe these were
> >actually done by 6 year-olds, because the last one is classic!
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> >Strike while the ..........................insect is close.
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> >Never underestimate the power of............ants.
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> >Don't bite the hand that....................looks dirty.
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> >Better to be safe than......................punch an older boy.
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> > i f you lie down with dogs, you'll...........stink in the morning.
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> >It's always darkest before..................Daylight-Saving Time.
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> >You can lead a horse to water but...........how?
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> >No news is..................................impossible.
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> >A miss is as good as a......................Mr.
> >
> >You can't teach an old dog new..............maths.
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> >Love all, trust.............................me.
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> >The pen is mightier than the................pigs.
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> >An idle mind is.............................the best way to relax.
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> >Where there's smoke there's.................pollution.
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> >Happy is the bride who.........................gets all the presents.
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> >A penny saved is............................not much.
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> >Two's company, three's...................... the Musketeers.
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> >Don't put off till tomorrow what............you put on to go to bed.
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> >Laugh and the whole world laughs with you, cry and..........you have
to
> >blow your nose.
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> >There are none so blind as..................Stevie Wonder.
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> >Children should be seen and not.............smacked or grounded.
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> >If at first you don't succeed...............get new batteries.
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> >You get out of something only what you......see in the picture on the
> >box.
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> >When the blind leadeth the blind............get out of the way.
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> >And the favourite:
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> >Better late than............................pregnant!