Humour is anything that causes amusement; it is a quality in something that makes you laugh for example in a situation, in someone's words or actions, or in a book or film. In this lesson we will learn the expressions related to humour.
Vocabulary that express humour
Amusing: something that makes you laugh
Funny: causing amusement or laughter
A joke: very short story with a funny ending
Humorous: Amusing, funny and laughable
An impression: An amusing imitation of a famous person
To make fun of someone: Laugh at someone In a sarcasm way
To kid: To make jokes or to joke with someone
Silly: Funny in a stupid way
Witty: Funny in an intelligent way
Collocations:
collocations
Examples
Silly joke
She told a silly joke.
Crack jokes
I cracked jokes to make everyone laugh.
Dry humour
I wait for one of them to crack a joke.
Gallows humour
Serious occasions can produce good comedy, or at least gallows humour.
Sense of humour
He was a fantastic teacher with infinite patience and a great sense of humour.
Stand-up comedian
He started as a stand-up comedian.
Good mood
Now you can go to work in a good mood.
Bad mood
He’s been in a bad mood all evening because his favourite team lost today’s match.
Have fun
I try to do good work and have fun doing it.
Make fun of
Don’t make fun of dreams
Burst into laughter
I heard a joke and I burst into laughter.
Comedy film
Phrasal verbs:
Phrasal verbs
Meaning
Come back
To return
Give up
To stop trying to do something before you have finished
Going on
To continue an activity
Add up
To seem reasonable / to make sense
Come across
Meet someone or find something by chance
Work out
To think of a solution for dealing with a problem
Turn up
Something found after being lost
Go out
To leave your house and go somewhere
Lie down
A short rest/ relax
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