Today's APRIL FOOL'S DAY, all about it on the previous posts from this blog in this link APRIL FOOL.
Showing posts with label Fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fun. Show all posts
Wednesday, 1 April 2026
APRIL FOOL'S DAY 2026
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Sunday, 4 May 2025
STAR WARS DAY: MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!
Commenting on a curiosity today. Do you know what day it is?
It's May, 4th: "Star Wars Day"
And do you know why it's so? Well, it has a curious explanation: it's a pun or a play on words, with one of the famous mythical punch-line quotes from the films, which has become a worldwide catchphrase:
"MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU!"
which phonetically sounds similar to another sentence:
"MAY THE FOURTH BE WITH YOU!"
This second sentence was used on the exact day in 1979 as a headline in a British newspaper to congratulate Margaret Thatcher for having won the election and having become the first woman Prime Minister in the country.
Since 2008, it has become the day to pay tribute to George Lucas' film saga by its millions of fans and it's widely celebrated throughout the social networks and media.
Galician version of this post @ ArquivosDoTrasno.
Tuesday, 1 April 2025
APRIL FOOL'S DAY 2025
Today's APRIL FOOL'S DAY, all about it on the previous posts from this blog in this link APRIL FOOL.
Today's prank by Cambridge Dictionary.
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Tuesday, 17 December 2024
CHRISTMAS TONGUE-TWISTERS
Monday, 1 April 2024
APRIL FOOL'S DAY 2024
Today's APRIL FOOL'S DAY, all about it on the previous posts from this blog in this link APRIL FOOL.
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Monday, 18 September 2023
Tuesday, 22 February 2022
Wednesday, 2 June 2021
Thursday, 1 April 2021
APRIL FOOLS' DAY
Happy April Fools' Day. Don't get cheated!
This is like our celebration on 28th December in Spain, when people play tricks on others.
Previous posts of this day @ ClickOnEnglish.
Friday, 26 May 2017
HARRY'S FINGER WAS BITTEN BY LITTLE CHARLIE A DECADE AGO!
Between these two photos above, 10 years have passed. A few weeks ago, our conversation assistant this course, Laura, showed in 1st BAC classes the video of little Charlie and his brother Harry as an activity to practice the passive: Harry's finger was bitten by his smaller brother Harry.
This week we've learnt the story behind this viral video. You can get the complete story watching this video below, which was posted on YouTube in 2015, saying that the original one was 8 years old. That means that it's 10 years, now. In the video you'll hear why their parents posted it onto YouTube and how many viewers have watched it in all this time. You'll be surprised!
Video:
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Saturday, 29 April 2017
LOST IN TRANSLATION: UNTRANSLATABLE IDIOMS
A curious post for this long weekend. Idioms are a difficult aspect in any languages because they relate to cultural issues of each country. Here's a collection of idioms in different languages which don't make much sense if translated literally to another.
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Idioms,
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Saturday, 1 April 2017
BEWARE, IT'S APRIL FOOL'S DAY!
Today's April Fool's Day in the Anglosaxon world, beware of jokes and people teasing you. Here are some expressions on the topic. Link to previous posts about this day in this blog here: APRIL'S FOOL @ ClickOnEnglish.
And below some of today's fake news on the British media:
PRINCE HARRY'S SECRET WEDDING @ "Daily Mail"
POLAR BEAR APPEARS FLOATING ON A SCOTTISH ISLAND @ "The Daily Telegraph"
PERSONAL STEREOS FOR HORSES AT GRAND NATIONAL RACES @ "Daily Mirror"
PIZZAS DELIVERED TO YOUR LETTERBOX @ "Daily Express"
And below some of today's fake news on the British media:
PRINCE HARRY'S SECRET WEDDING @ "Daily Mail"
POLAR BEAR APPEARS FLOATING ON A SCOTTISH ISLAND @ "The Daily Telegraph"
PERSONAL STEREOS FOR HORSES AT GRAND NATIONAL RACES @ "Daily Mirror"
PIZZAS DELIVERED TO YOUR LETTERBOX @ "Daily Express"
Friday, 10 March 2017
CONFUSING: 'FUN' vs 'FUNNY'
FUN is a noun or an adjective, = when you enjoy yourself or have a good time.
FUNNY is an adjective. = a situation, person or thing that makes you laugh.
Sunday, 4 December 2016
SANTA TRACKER
During the last years Google has given the world the gift of the Santa Tracker. In the days leading up to Christmas Eve the website gives children of all ages fun activities that range from printable Christmas tree ornaments, interactive games, geography quizzes and even lessons oncoding.
On Christmas Eve the Santa Tracker itself goes live and you can then begin to track Santa’s progress across the world on your computer or mobile device. You can also search for Santa directly in Google Maps or at Google.com to see where he is at and where he’s headed next. Take a look:
Link: Santa Tracker.
Saturday, 1 October 2016
ACTORS & ACTRESSES: CAN YOU GUESS THEIR NAMES?
Some fun for today.
Take a look at this chart.
Can you complete all the actors & actresses names?
- Nicolas...
- Kevin...
- Bruce...
- Denzel...
- Elijah...
- Halle...
- John...
- Megan...
- Jeff...
- Matt...
- Russell...
- Keanu...
- Steven....
- Sharon...
- Gary...
- ... Li
- Harrison...
- Bruce...
- Anthony...
- Johnny...
- Jack...
- Betty...
- Joaquin...
- Morgan...
- Michael J. ...
- Brad...
- ... Williams
- Sean...
- Glen...
- Vin...
- Robert...
- Benicio del...
- Jean...
- ... Gooding Jr.
- Wynona...
- Chris...
- Jackie...
- Antonio...
Can you name them all?
Have a try...
Saturday, 16 April 2016
A TONGUE-TWISTER
Are you able to pronounce this English sentence correctly? Yes, it's an example of how chaotic and weird English pronunciation may be.
The last five words would sound approximately something like ths: /zru taf zorou zo:t, zou/
Sunday, 17 January 2016
ADELE'S CARPOOL KARAOKE WITH JAMES CORDEN
Some fun for the Sunday. Here's a video with the carpool* karaoke British TV presenter, James Corden, set up in his car with Adele for his TV programme, while driving around London. They chatted and sang (not only her songs) and she even rapped!. They're really had a great time. Have a look...
[*CARPOOL = GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT SHARE A CAR TO TRAVEL]
Video Adele's karoke in James Corden's car:
Saturday, 9 January 2016
A GUIDE TO BRITISH CULTURE BY STEPHEN FRY
British actor Stephen Fry stars in a three minute video explaining the essence of British culture to visitors arriving to the UK via London's Heathrow airport. The film shot inside a pub features the actor talking about British cultural features and mentions important British attractions. You can watch it here with subtitles. The video was released last Thursday on Heathrow's free Wi-Fi page.
Video:
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Monday, 23 November 2015
HELLO, IT'S MISS PEGGY.
(The Muppets' Miss Peggy covers Adele's "HELLO")
The Muppets' character Miss Peggy covers Adele's hit "HELLO" doing her own video version of the song. As you might all know Miss Peggy broke up with Kermitt, the Frog, in September last year, after nearly a 40-year relationship. Now Peggy uses Adele's song to call back on Kermitt. Very funny!
Video:
To watch the real Adele, click HERE:
Thursday, 10 September 2015
LLANFAIRPWLLGWYNGYLLGOGERYCHWYMDROBWILLLLANTYSILIOGOGOGOCH
While we wait to start off the new school year, let's begin with a funny curiosity. The title of this post is nothing strange... It's not exactly English, but Welsh. It's the village with the longest name in Britain and in the whole world with 51 letters (considering ch and ll as digraphs in Welsh, so single letters). You can see in the photos above, the name and where the village is on the map.
which means: Parish [church] of [St.] Mary (Llanfair) [in] Hollow (pwll) of the White Hazel [township] (gwyn gyll) near (go ger) the rapid whirlpool (y chwyrn drobwll) [and] the parish [church] of [St.] Tysilio (Llantysilio) with a red cave ([a]g ogo[f] goch).
but if you want to hear it being pronounced, here's a video of a weatherman on British TV saying the name correctly live on the weather forecast.
Video:
By the way you can also check on the weather vocabulary once again.
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