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    Proverbs Upper-intermediate / Advanced 45 minutes Give each student one half of a proverb, and they move around finding their 'partner' to complete the proverb. Students work in pairs, and each pair is told to add a clause to the end of the proverb, beginning with the first clause.

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    Proverbs Upper-intermediate / Advanced 45 minutes Give each student one half of a proverb, and they move around finding their 'partner' to complete the proverb. Students work in pairs, and each pair is told to add a clause to the end of the proverb, beginning with the first clause.

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    Proverbs Upper-intermediate / Advanced 45 minutes Give each student one half of a proverb, and they move around finding their 'partner' to complete the proverb. Students work in pairs, and each pair is told to add a clause to the end of the proverb, beginning with the first clause.

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    Dont count your chickens

    before they hatch

    Dont put all your eggs

    in one basket

    Alls fair

    in love and war

    People who live in glass houses

    shouldnt throw stones

    If at first you dont succeed

    try, try again

    All work and no play

    makes Jack a dull boy

    He who laughs last

    laughs longest

    A stitch in time

    saves nine

    Better late

    than never

    The grass is always greener

    on the other side

    Do unto others

    as you would be done by

    When the cats away

    the mice will play

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    Proverbs Upper-intermediate / Advanced 45 minutes

    Give each student one half of a proverb, and they move around finding their partner to complete the proverb. Elicit an explanation / meaning for each one as a class, and compare the proverbs with their own native proverbs. Students work in pairs. Each pair is given a proverb and told to add a clause to the end of the proverb, beginning otherwise

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