This week I will be asking about some chicken related idioms. Let's get started... 1) what idiom is the picture referring to? 2) what does the idiom mean? 3) please give an example in a sentence ¡

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This week I will be asking about some chicken related idioms. Let's get started... 1) what idiom is the picture referring to? 2) what does the idiom mean? 3) please give an example in a sentence ¡only non-native speakers/learners please!

1 de feb. de 2021 7:11

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Put all your eggs in one basket. It means to put all your effort on a single plan. Ex- I am learning different skills cause I don't want to put my all eggs in one basket. Am I right?

1 de febrero de 2021

To put all one's eggs in one basket Meaning=To rely on a single source (as of income), rather than diversifying. Example:They felt that buying more real estate than they already had would be putting all their eggs in one basket.

1 de febrero de 2021

①Dont count your chicken before they hatch. ②It means dont count on something before it actually happens. ③Im going to buy a house because I got a job!

1 de febrero de 2021