SCRAMBLED PROVERBS

Decode this scrambled proverb: 'come wait to who all things those good'

• All good things come to those who wait.

• All great things come to those who procrastinate.

• All good things come to those who hesitate.

• All wonderful things come to those who rush.

What is the unscrambled version of this proverb: ' speak words actions than louder.'

• Thoughts speak louder than actions

• Actions speak louder than words

• Silence speaks louder than actions

• Words speak louder than actions

Reveal the original proverb from this scrambled version: 'beholder is eye the in of the beauty.'

• Beauty is in the eye of the tiger.

• Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

• Beauty is in the eye of the storm.

• Beauty is in the eye of the holder.

Unscramble this famous saying: 'The catches worm the bird early .'

• The worm catches the early bird.

• The bird catches the early worm.

• The early bird catches the worm.

• The early worm catches the bird.

Can you decipher this proverb: 'Don't count your chicken before they hatch .'

• Do not make assumptions about the outcome of a situation before it actually occurs.

• Always count your chickens before they hatch.

• Count your chickens before they lay eggs.

• Count your chickens after they hatch.