Tag: humor

Happy new grammar day! As usual, we start our week with a good laugh. Grin like a Cheshire cat: today is the English Humor day! Our central theme for this post is music. Music of the English language is the best thing to practice your listening skills. Here you see the picture, below is the…

Are you looking for music of for pretty malapropisms again? We start, as usual: I write the phrases from the pictures. Then I give you the definitions of the newly created words. You do the homework. And finally, we enjoy and enhance our word-hoard. Looking fore mu sick, did yew Haydn Sikh? Knot only hymn….

Again we laugh! They say that laugh is good for health. Let’s see what we know about fun: “Humor is infectious. The sound of roaring laughter is far more contagious than any cough, sniffle, or sneeze. When laughter is shared, it binds people together and increases happiness and intimacy. Laughter also triggers healthy physical changes…

We continue discovering our special comic strips by our friend Mike Franklin! The main idea is to find a lot of fun and amusement in the British English humor, so don’t let your guard down! Try to transform the text to the needed one and guess the primary meaning. After we’ll discuss the secondary meaning we get…