Unit 2: Humour
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Vocabulary
This unit explores the theme of humour as an essential part of human communication and culture. Students will learn how jokes, satire, and irony can be used to entertain, educate, and criticize social issues. Through reading humorous texts, dialogues, and short stories, learners will analyze how language, tone, and context create laughter and meaning. The unit also highlights the role of humour in daily life, literature, and media, showing how it can both unite and divide people depending on how it’s used. By the end of the unit, students will be able to identify different types of humour, discuss their effects, and use humour appropriately in speech and writing.
Grammar
This unit explores the theme of humour as an essential part of human communication and culture. Students will learn how jokes, satire, and irony can be used to entertain, educate, and criticize social issues. Through reading humorous texts, dialogues, and short stories, learners will analyze how language, tone, and context create laughter and meaning. The unit also highlights the role of humour in daily life, literature, and media, showing how it can both unite and divide people depending on how it’s used. By the end of the unit, students will be able to identify different types of humour, discuss their effects, and use humour appropriately in speech and writing.
Functions
This unit explores the theme of humour as an essential part of human communication and culture. Students will learn how jokes, satire, and irony can be used to entertain, educate, and criticize social issues. Through reading humorous texts, dialogues, and short stories, learners will analyze how language, tone, and context create laughter and meaning. The unit also highlights the role of humour in daily life, literature, and media, showing how it can both unite and divide people depending on how it’s used. By the end of the unit, students will be able to identify different types of humour, discuss their effects, and use humour appropriately in speech and writing.
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