Meaning
Don't make plans based on something good that hasn't happened yet.
Cultural Background
This is a very common proverb used in schools and workplaces.
Use it sparingly
Don't use it too often, or you might sound like you are lecturing people.
Meaning
Don't make plans based on something good that hasn't happened yet.
Use it sparingly
Don't use it too often, or you might sound like you are lecturing people.
Test Yourself
Fill in the missing word.
Don't count your chickens before they ______.
The proverb uses the word 'hatch' to describe eggs opening.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesDon't count your chickens before they ______.
The proverb uses the word 'hatch' to describe eggs opening.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, but keep it casual.
Related Phrases
Don't get ahead of yourself
synonymDon't plan too far in advance.
