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Are you a student who loves to have fun and learn English? Are you a teacher who is seeking to make English classes more appealing? Are you a funny guy in search of new jokes to tell the others? Then this is the perfect book for you – a collection of 300 original clean jokes to entertain yourself, your family, friends and colleagues.
Here are some examples of the pun jokes you will find in this book:
What's the best thing to do to prevent Alzheimer?
Forget about it.
How does a K1-fighter encourage his son before an interview?
"Break a leg!"
Which is men's excuse to watch football all day long?
They are goal-oriented.
Which was Al Capone's favorite magazine?
A full one.
Did you hear about the policeman who fell in love with the heart surgeon? He had a cardiac arrest.







English Laughs Best is full of idioms for you to learn and use in everyday speech. It is not only funny, but also practical, containing an appendix list and a pun mind map which will help you memorize the jokes very quickly. Also, there are funny cartoons to accompany this light-hearted read that will surely make you burst out laughing.

Homophones are words which sound the same but have different spellings/meanings. Given their nature, they may create confusion in everyday communication, and that is why they are ideal candidates for joke making.
Perfect to kill time, on a rough or sunny day, this collection contains 200 original homophone jokes that will surely please any punster.
Although the book is safe for most ages, some jokes (without being vulgar) are not suitable for young readers, so parents are advised to read it beforehand.
The Key to Joke Comprehension provided at the end of the book is very useful especially for non-native English speakers.
Here are some examples of the homophone humor you can find in this book:

When do Tories accept Whigs?
When they get bald.

How does an anteater describe a termite mound?
A vile ant house.

What happens to famous drum players when they die?
They become cymbals.

If Louis XIV was the Sun King, how come all historians speak only about his reign?

For his entire successful activity, the iguana breeder was given a pat on the back.