Are these sentences ok and natural? Or what would you say?
Don't make promises you can't fulfill.
Don't make pledges you can't fulfill.
Don't make promises you can't carry out.
Don't make pledges you carry out.
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Don't make a promise that you know you can't keep.
Don't make promises that you can't keep.
Don't make a pledge that you can't carry out.
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Those are okay. You may have by mistake left out "can't" on the last one. As Carla said, the most common expression is "don't make promises you can't keep"
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I've always heard "Don't make promises you can't keep."
Though the first one sounds okay.
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