As you seem to like them so much…
A boy answers the phone. The caller asks, “Where are your parents?”
“They ain’t here!”
“Come on, son. Where’s your grammar?”
“My gramma ain’t here neither. She’s gone to church!”
- If “can’t” is the contraction for “cannot,” what is “don’t” short for? Doughnut.
- Is there a word in English that uses all the vowels including “y”? Unquestionably!
- “I am” is said to be the shortest sentence in the English language. The longest is “I do.”
- A pregnant woman went into labour and began to yell, “Couldn’t! Wouldn’t! Shouldn’t! Didn’t! Can’t!” She was having contractions. Garrison Keillor
- What kind of word would you invite to a fancy tea party? A proper noun.
- What word allows you to take away two letters and get one in return? Alone.
- Which two letters of the alphabet mean nothing? MT.
Jokes from grammarabout.com. Click on the cartoons for their links.
So funny!!! Shared these on Facebook.
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Thanks!
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I tagged your homonym piece on Sally’s FB. This is just as funny.
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Tilly these were really good… enjoyed!!!
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“Come on, son. Where’s your grammar?”
“My gramma ain’t here neither. She’s gone to church!”
This reminded me of a story….
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That first one; I feel incluned to nick it wholesale and run off with it.
Fantastic fun today, Tilly.
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lol, I think I know some who should be playing’pin the apostrophe’
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Fun….I do like the grammar ones.
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LOL, I love these!!
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As you know my English gramma isn’t the best .. neither. *smile – In Sweden we have have a word, LAGOM – that no other country has … and it means, just right. When translating to English – they want to use Moderate, but that isn’t right.
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