Proverbs by musarat.anjum

Zainab haque Class: VI-E

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-06 06:02:14 UTC

Where there is a will ,there's always a way
It basically tell us the fact that nothing is imposible in life,
we need to be consistant in putting our
efforts so that we can eventually succeed in any sphere of life.

Khadija ali Class 6-E.

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-06 06:15:31 UTC

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

This proverb means that if we eat healthy food we will not need doctors or medicines to cure us we will stay healthy as wise people say health is wealth so we should take care of ourselves to stay healthy.

Maria Khalid Class: 6-E

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-06 06:21:43 UTC

''Spare The Rod And Spoil The Kid''.

This proverb gives us a learning lesson that if a child who is not punished and showed the error of his ways will become unruly. So we should always strict children when they do wrong,for their own betterment.

Khawla Gill Class: VI-E

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-06 06:26:13 UTC

A bad workman blames his tools

It means that a theif is blaming other that they

stole.It basicilly means that giving your blames to others.

When you steal you blame to others and make them feel guilty

Alizay Asif Class : 6 E

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-06 06:32:01 UTC

"Practice Makes A Man Perfect" It Means you have to practice a skill a lot to become good at it.

Zara Salman and Iqra Asif Class 6-E

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-06 07:45:53 UTC

When The Cat Is Away, The Mice Will Play

This proverb means that if no one is keeping an eye

on you , you will feel free to do anythin

Nabiha Salahuddin VI-D

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-07 06:40:25 UTC

There is no Smoke without Fire

This Proverb explains that rumors will not spread until and unless there is some element of truth in it.

Amna ,Fatima, Musab and Moazzam Ali Shah 6-D

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-07 06:59:07 UTC

"To many cooks spoil the broth" This Proverb means that we should not work with many people as they will give their ideas to everyone and,that we should listen to others opinions rather than putting all of them in one book.That way the thing is less likely to get spoilt

Hira Asif

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-07 07:08:11 UTC

Never Judge A Book By It's Cover

This proverb means that we should never

judge a person from its face,because the face

never tells the reality.We should spend some time

see the inner beauty,only then we can make the decision of being friend with him/her or not

Made By Zain and Hamas 6-C

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-07 07:18:28 UTC

A hungry man is an angry man

I have used this proverb and this proverb means that that a man when is hungry gets angry as he dosent get his meal in time

Jahanzeb, Ahmed

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-07 07:25:46 UTC

I have chosen this proverb"try try again" and this means that you shouldn't feel bad if you don't get succeed any work you preform perhaphs you should keep trying again till you get you success/guals

Ali and Moiz - VI-G

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-09 06:55:45 UTC

Walls have Ears!

It means that we should speak slowly and in slow voice.

Ali and Moiz - VI-G

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-09 06:57:18 UTC

United We Stand Divided We Fall

It means that we should all be together

to gain VICTORY

Mahnoor and Muquddass VI-G

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-12 17:57:38 UTC

If you do not succeed first than try and try again.

It means that we should never give up and we should try again and again to become successful.

Mah

musarat_anjum — 2013-02-12 17:57:40 UTC