In this episode Teresa and Elin do two jokes. The first joke is a knock knock joke.

In America knock knockjokes are very popular with children. They have a formula to follow. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

The second joke is a sign that reads:

Due to Covid-19 Sweet Caroline is banned. There will be no hands touching hands, reaching out, touching me, touching you.

This episode was recorded January 27, 2021.

Today Teresa talks about the expression fair and square. This idiom is of the type rhymes with words that have meaning. Fair and square means done honestly and straightforwardly. This is often something when people are playing games.

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This episode was recorded on May 18, 2021.

In this episode Teresa teaches Elin about Knock Knock jokes.

In America knock knockjokes are very popular with children. They have a formula to follow. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

A: (punchline)

This episode was recorded January 25, 2021.

Today Teresa talks about the expression buddy-buddy. Buddy-buddy means very friendly and might even be too friendly. Buddy by itself means friend so you can see that this idiom is an adjective meaning friendly.

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This episode was recorded on May 18, 2021.

In this episode Teresa and Elin do two jokes.

The first joke is:

There are plenty of appropriate terms for a president like Trump. A second term is not one of them, thankfully.

The second joke is a knock knock joke, which follows a formula. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

A: (punchline)

This episode was recorded January 20, 2021.

Today Teresa introduces a theme to the New Word Monday segment. This season idioms with repetition.

An idiom a group of words that is difficult to understand by the words alone. Native speakers of English love idioms and rhymes. So we lots of idioms and expressions that rhyme. Expressions like easy peasy, super duper, and okey dokey? So fasten your seatbelts because we're gonna get serious with idioms with repetition this season!

If you like the show, please share it with a friend and subscribe to the show. And remember, we'd love to hear from you! You can contact us via email at [email protected] or on our Facebook page! Until next time, happy learning! 

This episode was recorded on May 18, 2021.

In this episode Teresa teaches Elin about Knock Knock jokes.

In America knock knock jokes are very popular with children. They have a formula to follow. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

A: (punchline)

This episode was recorded January 18, 2021.

In this episode Teresa teaches Elin about Knock Knock jokes.

In America knock knock jokes are very popular with children. They have a formula to follow. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

A: (punchline)

This episode was recorded January 13, 2021.

In this episode Teresa teaches Elin about Knock Knock jokes.

In America knock knock jokes are very popular with children. They have a formula to follow. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

A: (punchline)

This episode was recorded January 6, 2021 before Teresa had learned about Donald Trump inciting sedition in the form of storming the Capitol.

In this episode Teresa teaches Elin about Knock Knock jokes.

In America knock knock jokes are very popular with children. They have a formula to follow. Here is the formula:

A: Knock, knock!

B: Who’s there?

A: (…)

B: (repeats A) + who?

A: (punchline)

This episode was recorded January 4, 2021.