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>rather than to put the horse in front of the cart as they're doing As a non-native speaker, I am confused. Over here, we put the horse in front of the cart bac
by iSnow 14y ago
>rather than to put the horse in front of the cart as they're doing
As a non-native speaker, I am confused. Over here, we put the horse in front of the cart back when we still used carts and horses. Makes more sense to me.
- codeka 14y agoThe expression is "to put the cart before the horse", i.e. do things in the wrong order.
- CamperBob2 14y agoAs a non-native speaker, I am confused No, you got it right. Cliché fail. :)