17 JOKES TO INCREASE YOUR VOCABULARY!

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17 Jokes to Increase Your Vocabulary!

17 JOKES TO INCREASE YOUR VOCABULARY!

Jokes are a great way to improve your English. They’re practical, fun, and you can use them with friends!

The jokes here often rely on **puns**, which are based on the double meaning of a word, or **homophones**, which are words that sound the same but have different meanings. Before you read the jokes, be sure to check the **Vocabulary** section below. Have fun!

1. New York

A: I was born in New York.

B: Oh cool, which part?

A: All of me…

2. Therapist

Therapist: Is it difficult for you to make decisions?

Patient: Well… yes… and no… I mean, yes… I think.

3. Verb Conjugation

Teacher: Please conjugate the verb to walk in the Present Simple tense.

Student: I walk, you walk, she walks….

Teacher: Quicker please.

Student: I run, you run, she runs…

4. The Guitar

Patient: Doctor, will I be able to play the guitar after the operation?

Doctor: Of course you will, don’t worry!

Patient: Wonderful, because I couldn’t before!

5. The Milk Bath

A: Why do you always have a bath in milk?

B: Because I haven’t found a cow that’s tall enough for a shower!

6. Sleeping Fish

A: Where do fish sleep?

B: I don’t know. Where do fish sleep?

A: On the **riverbed**.

7. The Ocean

A: What did the ocean say when it met the sand?

B: I don’t know. What did the ocean say when it met the sand?

A: It didn’t say anything. It just gave it a little **wave**!

8. Flea Markets

A: What type of shops do dogs never go to?

B: I don’t know. What type of shops do dogs never go to?

A: **Flea** markets!

9. The Cookie

A: Why did the Oreo cookie go to the dentist?

B: I don’t know. Why did the Oreo cookie go to the dentist?

A: Because it lost its **filling**.

10. The Ghost

A: Why are ghosts such bad liars?

B: I don’t know. Why are ghosts such bad liars?

A: Because they’re easy to **see through**.

11. Getting Online

A: How do trees get online?

B: I don’t know. How do trees get online?

A: They **log** on!

12. The Astronaut

A: Did you hear about the claustrophobic astronaut?

B: No.

A: He just needed a little **space**.

13. The Tomato

A: Why did the tomato turn red?

B: I don’t know, why did the tomato turn red?

A: Because it saw the salad **dressing**!

14. The Math Book

A: Why did the maths book look stressed?

B: I don’t know, why did the maths book look stressed?

A: Because it had so many **problems**.

15. The Computer

A: Why did the computer go to see the doctor?

B: I don’t know, why did the computer go to see the doctor?

A: Because it had a **virus**.

16. The Longest Word

Teacher: Do you know what the longest word in the English language is?

Student: Smiles.

Teacher: Smiles? That word only has six letters.

Student: Yes. but there’s a **mile** between the first and last letters: S **MILE** S.

17. How Many Coins?

Holding out his right fist, Alex says to his friend, ‘Guess the number of coins I have in this hand.’

And his friend says, ‘OK, but if I’m right, can I keep one of them?’

And Alex responds, ‘If you’re right, you can have **both** of them!’

VOCABULARY TO UNDERSTAND THE JOKES!

• **Flea:** A small insect that feeds on blood. A **flea market** is a place to buy old or cheap goods.

• **Wave:** To move your hand back and forth to say hello, or a high area of water in the sea.

• **Filling:** A substance a dentist puts in a tooth cavity, or a layer of food inside a cake or sandwich.

• **See through:** To understand someone’s dishonest intentions, or a type of thin clothing you can see through.

• **Space:** An empty area, or the empty area outside Earth’s atmosphere.

• **Virus:** A computer program that causes a computer to malfunction, or an organic material that causes diseases.

• **Dressing:** The act of putting on clothes, or a sauce for a salad.

• **To turn red:** When a plant ripens, or when a person’s face becomes red from embarrassment.

• **Bed:** An object you sleep on, or the bottom part of a river (**riverbed**).

• **Log:** A thick piece of a tree, or to **log on** to a computer system by entering your details.

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