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Choose the best proverb that corresponds to the given context.
Some people use fine words when they talk about what they have done, but their actions may be quite different and not at all fine.
Choose the best proverb that corresponds to the given context.
Some people use fine words when they talk about what they have done, but their actions may be quite different and not at all fine.
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Solution
The correct option is A Fine words dress ill deeds.
Option A is the best proverb that suits the given context because 'fine words dress ill deeds' means that people often use what they say and how they say it to cover up their ill deeds.'You can't eat your cake and have it' means that it is impossible to have or do two good things at the same time.'Fortune favour the brave' means that courageous action is often rewarded.'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy' means continuous work without rest or relaxation is harmful to one's personal life and well-being.'An apple a day keeps the doctor away' means that means that eating an apple each day can help to keep you healthy.
Option A is the best proverb that suits the given context because 'fine words dress ill deeds' means that people often use what they say and how they say it to cover up their ill deeds.
'You can't eat your cake and have it' means that it is impossible to have or do two good things at the same time.
'Fortune favour the brave' means that courageous action is often rewarded.
'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy' means continuous work without rest or relaxation is harmful to one's personal life and well-being.
'An apple a day keeps the doctor away' means that means that eating an apple each day can help to keep you healthy.
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