Cartoon - English Joke

"What makes the Leaning Tower of Pisa lean?" "It never eats!" Explanation: The key to understanding this joke is the word lean. Lean has two meanings: Lean (verb)...

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Break Down

The phrasal verb Break down + noun can be used to talk about  analysing something in detail: "You need to break down the maths problem in order to...

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Dawn on

This cartoon is based on the word dawn. Dawn: Dawn (noun) is the time early in the morning when the sun first appears in the sky. "She woke...

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Word of the Day: Fold

Today's cartoon is based on two meanings of fold. 1 - When you fold a blanket, paper or cloth you bend it so that one part of it...

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Phrasal Verb - 'Drop off'

Let’s take a look at the phrasal verb ‘drop off’.  As you know, phrasal verbs can have more than one meaning. In this cartoon, ‘drop off’ means both...

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SPOT

This joke is based on the double meaning of spotted. Dalmatians are white dogs with black spots. The Dalmatian dog in the cartoon has black spots on his...

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