Simple and easy to understand should be both simple and funny for the performance of English jokes in primary schools.

I only have small pieces, and it's only for two people, okay?

Eddie, do you like sports? Eddie, do you like sports? )

B yes. I like walking. A: Yes. I like walking. )

Oh, really? Oh, really? )

B yes. I walk to my bowl many times a day. I walk to my bowl many times a day. )

Eddie, which subject do you like best? Eddie, which subject do you like best? )

I like math. I like math. )

Do you like math? Do you like math? )

B Yes. I'm good at it! Yes, I'm good at it! )

Look, I have two cakes and you have one. So I can eat three! Look, I have two cakes and you have one. So, I can eat three! )

③A What's the matter with you? What's the matter with you? )

I can't go to school. I can't go to school. )

A let's see a doctor.

B no! Don't! I don't like doctors! Wuu~ (no! Don't! I don't like doctors! Whoops ~)

A what do you want? what would you like to eat? )

An ice cream, please! Please give me an ice cream! )

In fact, the most important thing is to be more exaggerated and vivid when performing. Louder, too.

Sorry again, I only have two people, sorry!