Playing with Words: Humour in the English Language

Playing with Words: Humour in the English Language unlocks the secret patterns behind what makes English jokes, puns, and wit work, giving you practical tools to think, teach, and communicate with sharper impact.

Reciprocity in action: gain ready-to-use exercises, classroom games, and speaking drills that immediately lift engagement and confidence in learners.

John Carlton precision: every page delivers usable insight, not theory fluff—so you learn faster, remember longer, and start applying the humour toolkit today.

Commitment made easy: master one short activity per day and watch your linguistic awareness and comedic instinct grow predictably week by week.

Benefit one: decode how timing, tone, and double meanings build laughter—and use them to teach fluency, persuasion, and creativity.

Benefit two: ready lesson templates turn dry grammar into active exploration that sticks because it makes students laugh while learning.

Benefit three: examples from real conversations, literature, and stand-up comedy reveal humour’s structure so you can reproduce it intentionally.

Benefit four: guided reflection sheets tie humour to culture, identity, and empathy—helping you build deeper classroom or audience connection.

Authority verified: developed from linguistic research and tested teaching methods that blend academic credibility with creative application.

Social proof: used by educators, writers, and speakers across Asia and beyond to make English learning lively, memorable, and culturally aware.

Liking built in: the tone is clear, funny, and accessible, turning complex ideas into quick aha-moments without jargon.

Scarcity alert: limited bonus—downloadable humour worksheet pack and sample quizzes for early adopters while stock lasts.

If you teach English, write, perform, or just love language play, this guide gives you the framework and freedom to use humour as a precision skill.

Get your copy now to turn laughter into learning, confusion into clarity, and ordinary lessons into moments students remember for years.