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Guess the idiom: “You find something ridiculously funny and can’t stop giggling.”
laugh your head off
“When the teacher said we all had to retake the exam, everyone suddenly stopped laughing.”
joking aside
laugh on the other side of his face
laugh your head off
Something is not serious; people think it’s silly and not important.
no laughing matter
joking aside
Guess the idiom: “A situation so embarrassing that everyone is laughing at you.”
a laughing stock
Fill the blank: “When I saw the video of the cat dancing, I laughed my ______.”
head off
Guess the idiom:“You suddenly start laughing loudly and unexpectedly.”
burst out laughing
What idiom fits? “Your team lost 12–0. Everyone is making fun of you.”
You’re a laughing stock.
Which idiom means “to begin laughing very suddenly”? A. laughing aside B. joke aside C. burst out laughing D. it’s a joke
C
If a student says “My exam result is a joke,” what do they mean?
It’s ridiculously bad or unfair.
Fill the blank: “When we realised we had the same outfit on, we ______ out laughing.”
burst
Choose the best idiom: “You think it’s funny now, but you won’t later.”
You’ll laugh on the other side of your face.
“I’m an idiom used when someone stops joking and starts being serious.”
joking aside
“It’s not funny at all. Stop laughing — this is not a ________.”
laughing matter
What does “to have the last laugh” mean?
You laugh louder than everyone
You succeed after others doubted you
You make everyone laugh accidentally
What does “laugh something off” mean?
To pretend something doesn’t bother you
To make someone else laugh about a problem
To tell a funny story
What does “be in stitches” mean?
You’re laughing so much you can’t stop
You’re hurt from laughing
You’re confused about a joke
