By Vowels, Jokes

some jokes could be very old... but it doesn´t matter, be happy again Riddles of Alphabet Q: What letter of the alphabet is an insect? A: B. (bee) Q: What letter is a part of the head? A: I. (eye) Q: What letter is a drink? A: T. (tea) Q: What letter is a body of water? A: C. (sea) Q:...

I am soooo glad that someone else has noticed that some people think that "w" is a vowel. I am originally from Pennsylvania (went to school there, including college) and I moved to North Carolina 20 years ago. My coworkers in NC told me that "w" was a vowel. I laughed hysterically! I thought...

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Thank you GG and MH. You all(or 'two'?) are well at searching for something by search engine, but MH's skill seems better(or seems to be better?). Kiding(or 'just have a joke/kid.'?). Maybe you often use the search tools, just like me. Actually, but, if you ask me that what is preceded a...

Tallulah Tam wrote:I feel that Alan Jay Lerner was not so concerned about his own grammar when he wrote the song, he insults the intelligence of the audience by using the word "hung" incorrectly, especially when putting the words into the mouth of Professor Higgins who as I said, should, and...

1) How long is a piece of string? Exactly 27.82cm. Anything other this is either shorter or longer than it should be. 2) Who Said an Orange should be called an Orange , and not a Window? First, windows weren't invented back then. Second, it was almost called a Green because long ago, at the...

i remember a joke on the vowels! The body consists of three parts - the brainium, the borax and the abominable cavity. The brainium contains the brain. The borax contains the heart and lungs, and the abominable cavity contains the bowels, of which there are five - A, E, I, O, and U. LOL.

Actually, the rule is pretty simple: it depends on the *initial sound* of the following word. If the sound is consonant, we use "a". If it is a vowel sound, we use "an". an MP (pronounced "an em pee") = in Britain, a Member of Parliament See? "A" Member (consonant sound) of Parliament. What...