ESL Jokes
Welcome
to EnglishClub ESL Jokes, where you'll find lots of funny jokes for all
levels. Jokes are an essential part of the English language and
culture. If you really want to understand English, it will help if
you're able to understand the jokes that people tell in English! Check
out the jokes on these pages and see if you understand them. Try telling
a joke you like to your friends. It's a good way to practise your
English.Puns
Puns are a popular form of "play on words" and schoolchildren of all language enjoy them. See if you can understand these puns in English.
Riddles
Riddles are tricky questions. You have to think hard to answer them.
ESL Jokes for Elementary Level
ESL Jokes for Intermediate Level
ESL Jokes for Advanced Level
joke (noun): something said to make somebody laugh; a trick played on somebody for fun
to joke (verb): to make jokes; to be not serious
PHRASES to tell a joke to tell someone a funny story to be no joke to be a difficult or serious matter to be beyond a joke to be worrying
OTHER WORDS jokey (also joky) adjective jokily adverb jokiness noun joking adjective jokingly adverb
Helen's ESL Jokes
Use
these jokes to improve your English. They are written in correct
British English with no crude words but are more suitable for adults
than children. I hope you enjoy yourself while you learn!April Fool's Jokes
On 1st April many people play jokes on their friends and others by creating stories that are not true and hoping that people will believe them. The convention is that an April Fool's Joke must be perpetrated before noon on 1st April. Here are three published by EnglishClub. Many people "fell" for these jokes (they believed them), as you can see from the comments. Other people realized the stories were not true but enjoyed them anyway. And some people were very, very angry.
