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16 POPULAR ENGLISH PROVERBS

Hey everyone! Looking for some timeless wisdom and valuable insights? Check out this post featuring 16 of the most popular English proverbs! From "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" to "too many cooks spoil the broth," these proverbs have stood the test of time, offering practical advice and lessons for life.

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WHAT, WHAT LITTLE, WHAT FEW

What

We can use “what” as a determiner before a plural or uncountable noun in nominal relative clauses. When we use “what” in this way, it means "all the", but suggests that it's not very much: She keeps what books she has in the attic.

what little (also the little (that)):

Used on its own or before uncountable nouns to mean “the small amount” of something. We did what little we could to help.

what few (also the few... (that)):

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