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proverb and riddle

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Andrew : Hi, Tom. You look awful. What’s going on? Tommy : Hi, Drew. As you see, my life is so messy. What I have is only trouble without any single happiness. Andrew : How can you say so? Tommy : I was late for my Math test this morning. I also lost my bike yesterday. There was no good thing happened to me. I am the poorest guy on Earth. Look at you. You have a perfect life. Andrew : Come on, Tommy. You don’t even know what had happened to me. My Literature final report was objected by Mrs. Schamfer. She thought that I cheated the report. I did myself. You knew how I worked day and night for my project. It’s really heart-breaking. Tommy : I am sorry Andrew. It is true that people say the grass is always greener on the other side of the hill The grass is always greener on the other side of the hill. What does the proverb mean?
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We need to consider other’s problem before we judge them out
We should think twice before drawing a conclusion about other people’s lives
We have to learn from what had happened to somebody else before making a decision.
We sometimes think that the lives of other people are easier than ours

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Andrew : Hi, Tom. You look awful. What’s going on? Tommy : Hi, Drew. As you see, my life is so messy. What I have is only trouble without any single happiness. Andrew : How can you say so? Tommy : I was late for my Math test this morning. I also lost my bike yesterday. There was no good thing happened to me. I am the poorest guy on Earth. Look at you. You have a perfect life. Andrew : Come on, Tommy. You don’t even know what had happened to me. My Literature final report was objected by Mrs. Schamfer. She thought that I cheated the report. I did myself. You knew how I worked day and night for my project. It’s really heart-breaking. Tommy : I am sorry Andrew. It is true that people say the grass is always greener on the other side of the hill The grass is always greener on the other side of the hill. What does the proverb mean?

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