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Sad Math Books!

Solving the Sadness of the Math Book!

June 16, 2024

Laugh and Learn Joke 9 Welcome to another edition of “Laugh and Learn,” where we break down English jokes to help language learners understand and appreciate the humour. This week, we dive into a joke that combines education with a touch of sadness—perfect for exploring puns and wordplay! 🇨🇳 Click here to watch on BiliBili […]

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Laugh and Learn - Joke 8

Laugh and Learn: Twirling into Puns with Pasta – Joke 8

May 26, 2024

Do you like pasta? Do you like humour? Then you’re definitely in the right place because right now we’re serving up a dish of wordplay that’s sure to have you twirling with laughter! Let’s laugh and learn together. The Joke: What do you call fake spaghetti? An impasta! Why the Joke is Funny: This joke […]

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Animated English: Falling Hare

Animated English: “Falling Hare”

June 3, 2023

Welcome back, learners and laughers alike! Today, we’re going to explore language learning through a classic 1943 cartoon, “Falling Hare” featuring the timeless Bugs Bunny. The cartoon revolves around Bugs Bunny’s encounter with a gremlin, a mythological creature known for causing mischief, particularly with mechanical equipment. “Falling Hare” offers a treasure trove of idiomatic expressions, […]

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Two homophone words illustrated on humorous speech bubbles.

Laugh and Learn: A Pun with Homophones – Joke #2

June 2, 2023

Welcome back, learners and laughers! Today, we’re going to explore another English joke that hinges on the use of homophones. These are words that sound identical but have distinct meanings and often different spellings. They’re the source of much confusion for English learners, but also a lot of fun. Ready for a laugh? Let’s go! […]

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