Brainstorming about English _ Brainstorming about English words

You can learn English while doing brain teasers. Let you experience the fun of brain teasers, and at the same time feel the fun of English. Below is a brain teaser about English that I prepared for you. I hope you like it!

English brain teaser

Question:

1. The more you take away, the bigger something becomes.

What gets bigger the more you take away?

2. The more you learn, the less you learn.

The more you learn, the less you become.

3. What has no length, width and depth, but can still be measured?

What has no length, width and depth, but can still be measured?

Where can you always find money?

Money can be found anywhere.

Keys:

1. A hole.

Cave.

2. What you haven't learned.

What you haven't learned.

3. Temperature

Temperature.

4. In the dictionary.

In the dictionary.

Precautions:

3. Three dimensions: length, width and depth.

(depth)

English tongue twister

1, he made three free throws.

2. Here? This is an easy game to play. Here? That's easy to say:

3. If a good cook can cook cookies, how many cookies can a good cook cook? A good cook can cook as many cookies as a good cook who can cook cookies.

If the seesaw can saw saws, how many saws can the seesaw see?

If chewing gum can boil oil, how much oil can chewing gum boil?

I had an idea. But I don't think it's the idea? I thought what I thought. If I thought what I thought was what I thought, I wouldn't? I didn't expect so much.

When I wish I were who I am now, I wish I was who I am now.

I hope to make your wish, but if you make the witch's wish, I win? Don't make what you want.

I hope you are a fish on my plate.

If two witches can look at two watches, which witch will look at which watch?

English joke stories

Don't you like our colors today?

Mrs Green is eighty years old, but she has a car. On Saturdays, she always drives the car to the store to buy food.

She doesn't drive fast because she is old, but she drives well and never hits anything. Sometimes her grandson says to her? Grandma, please don't drive your car. We can take you to the store. ?

But she always said,? No, I like driving. I've been driving for fifty years, and I'm not going to stop now. ?

Last Saturday, she stopped at some traffic lights because they were red, and then it didn't start again. The light is green, then yellow, then red.

Then it turned green, but her car didn't start

What should I do now? She said.

But then a policeman came up to her and said to her in a friendly way? Good morning. Don't you like our colors today?

Mrs. Green is eighty years old. She has a car. She always drives it to buy food on Saturdays.

Mrs. Green doesn't drive fast because she is old, but she drives well and has never had an accident. Sometimes her grandson will say to her: Grandma, please don't drive. We can take you to the store. ?

But she always said:? No, I like driving. I have been driving for fifty years, and I don't want to give up now. ?

Last Saturday, she saw the traffic lights were red and stopped the car. Then the car stalled. The traffic lights changed from green to yellow, then to red and then to green, but her car still wouldn't start.

What should I do now? She said.

Then a policeman came over and said to her kindly, Good morning. Don't you like the color of the traffic lights today?