Crossword; english sayings and proverbs

Crossword

Add the missing words from the English sayings and proverbs in the crossword.

1.                  Don't look a gift _ _ _ _ _  in the mouth. Meaning: You should't criticise sth you got for free. 2.                  One _ _ _ _ _ _ _ does not make summer. Meaning: Don't think that one hopeful sign means that everything is going to go right. 3.                  It's no use  _ _ _ _ _ _ over spilt milk. Meaning: Don't worry about sth bad that has happened if there is nothing you can do about it. 4.                  The early _ _ _ _ catches the worm. Meaning: You should start work early if you want to succeed. 5.                  Every cloud has a silver _ _ _ _ _ _. Meaning: However bad sth may appear, sth good can always come out of it. 6.                  Two _ _ _ _ _ _ don't make a wright. Meaning: When someone has done sth bad to you, trying to get revenge will only make things worse. _ _ _ _ _ _- short, clever expression that ussually contains advice or expresses some obvious truth. proverb- short and pithy saying that express some traditionally held truth. They are ussually metaphorical.                                                                                                                                                                      ~by Solcia