Find the meaning of each adage.Then write a sentence each adage.

1 answer:

4 0

"Open mouth, insert foot" was a common adage for someone that had said something embarrassing or inappropriate, also known as "to put one's foot in one's mouth."

Example of this adage in a sentence:

"If I speak for too long, I tend to <u>put my foot in my mouth</u>, so I need to keep it short and simple before I embarrass myself."

You might be interested in

Ad the excerpt from Animal Farm

wolverine [178]

They would have more leisure time to teems and They would have machines labouring for their is most affect the anin.

<h3>What is the explanation of the expert?</h3>

Using an object, an idea, or a person as the symbol allows the author to give the text a greater meaning.

By providing electricity to the farm, the "windmill" would assist "operate a dynamo," "light the stalls and warm them in winter," "run a circular saw, a chaff-cutter, a mangel-slicer, and an electric milking machine," all of which would help industrialization in the economy.