"The early bird gets the worm," is to advise people to diligence; more of a hard number will be a harvest. "Early insects eaten by birds," is warning people not to fight the limelight all things, this sentence and the "good deed goes unpunished" means close. This shows a similar "early" contains the meaning of the difference is there. When you understand the different environmental conditions, "early" word different meanings, then "in the end is to early or not early," you would not generalize the. Under what circumstances this early? Under what circumstances can not be earlier? You will make a wise choice.

• The early bird gets the worm, early insects eaten by birds, in the end is to early or not early
• Does the early bird really get the worm?
• Do you think that the early bird really does catch the worm?
• I'll be a 1st timer on Royal Carribean. I was advised to board early. Are restaurants and bars open early?
• Is that whole early to bed, early to rise thing true?
• Is it too early to put out bird houses?
• Complete the proverb: Early bird catches the _______?
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