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My grandfatherTHE FATHER OF YOUR MUM OR DAD died peacefully, in his sleep...
...not screaming SHOUTING LOUDLY IN FEAR OR PAIN like the passengers in his car.
NB: I don't know about you... but this simple joke just cracks me upMAKES ME LAUGH A LOT .
🔍 Vocabulary
Let's look at these: screaming and cracks me up.
Screaming means shouting loudly, usually because of fear or pain.
Cracks me up is an informal way to say "makes me laugh a lot."
- The children were screaming on the rollercoaster.
- That comedian always cracks me up.
📘 Grammar
This joke uses the past simple tense to describe completed actions in the past, such as died and screaming.
It also uses contrast for comedic effect: the first part sounds peaceful, but the second part surprises the reader with a twist.
- My grandfather died peacefully.
- The passengers were screaming in fear.
- This joke cracked me up the first time I heard it.
💬 Mini Dialogue
Tom: My grandfather died doing what he loved.
Ella: That’s touching. What was it?
Tom: Sleeping like a baby.
Ella: That’s touching. What was it?
Tom: Sleeping like a baby.
🔄 Synonyms & Alternatives
Screaming: yelling, shrieking, hollering
Cracks me up: makes me laugh, kills me, slays me
Cracks me up: makes me laugh, kills me, slays me
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