Riddles, Daily Routine, Proverbs & Collocations
Explore a collection of riddles, daily routines, proverbs, and collocations with examples and images. Test your brain with clever riddles, learn valuable proverbs, and improve your English with collocations.
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What has hands but can t clap?
I have no legs, but I can run. I have no tongue, but I tell everyone: Time to start work! Time to go to bed! Time to get up again, you sleepy head!
proverbs It s an early bird that catches Time is Time and tide Better late Every day is not No man can do All work and no play makes Early to bed, early to rise Jack a dull boy two things at once a worm money wait for no man Sunday than never makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
collocations get have come do go have iron listen go have watch read get go have buy a__________ the laundry b______________ up c__________ dinner d_____________ to bed e______________ TV f______________ home g___________ breakfast h______________ to work i_______________ a book j___________ to music k_______________ a shower l_______________ shopping m_______________ a newspaper n_______________ the clothes o_______________ dressed p_______________ lunch
prepositions ___the morning ___the afternoon ____ the evening _______ night _____five ____ six _____five o clock ___ Monday
prepositions In the morning in the afternoon in the evening at five o clock at night from five to six on Monday
