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    Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book)
    Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book)
    Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book)
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    Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book)

    By Jeremy Taylor

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    About this ebook

    Buku Humor Inggris - Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book) is a collection of 100 jokes in easy English and is a great way for you to improve your ability to speak, read, and understand English. So how does it work?

    Jokes: On each page you have a joke in English. The jokes have been selected so that they are not too difficult and don't rely on puns.

    Vocabulary: If your English is not great, you can read the vocabulary in blue before you start reading the joke.

    Translation: If you want to check your understanding, there's an Indonesian translation on the following page.

    Cartoons: Some amusing cartoons will help set the joke in context.

    The book has proved very popular with thousands of people who have a basic knowledge of English - give the sample a try and see what you think.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeremy Taylor
    Release dateMar 24, 2015
    ISBN9781311032126
    Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book)
    Author

    Jeremy Taylor

    I've been writing since 1984, had my first book published in 1989 and have published another 55 books since then. I write mostly for teenage learners of English but also write a lot of short stories.

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    • 5/5
      menarik banget.
      sukses terus dan terus berkarya. semangat selalu untuk menulis karya lainnya
    • 4/5
      More of the longer jokes with authentic word usage would have been better, however, I still enjoyed it!

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    Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia (English Indonesian Joke Book) - Jeremy Taylor

    Introduction

    Do you speak a bit of English? Did you learn some at school which you use, badly, when in an English speaking country? Wouldn't it be great to have a better knowledge of English? Many experts see reading as one of the best ways to prove your language skills, and not just your reading. Your speaking, listening and writing skills can all improve if you read. Some people try to read a novel in English and are quickly put off by the long, complex sentence structure and vocabulary that they don't even know in Indonesian. If only there was something easy to read. Something that was enjoyable. Something to read without needing a dictionary every 15 seconds. Welcome to Buku Humor Inggris – Indonesia - a collection of 100 jokes in simple English. There is also a translation given after the joke though you should try to understand any other unknown words from the context.

    Happy reading and hopefully you'll have more fun learning English with this book than you ever did at school.

    JT + MR 2015

    HOW  TO  USE  THIS  BOOK

    1. If your English is excellent, roll around laughing at the hilarious English jokes.

    2. Kalau bahasa Inggrismu lumayan: Gunakan kosakata di bagian bawah halaman untuk membantumu memahami lelucon, kemudian tertawa terpingkal-pingkal.

    3. Kalau bahasa Inggrismu payah: Baca versi bahasa Indonesianya, kemudian tertawa terpingkal-pingkal (anggap saja kamu mengerti bahasa Inggrisnya).

    Sekarang serius...

    Anggap saja buku ini sebuah kolam renang. Kalau kamu menceburkan dirimu sesekali, kamu akan mendapatkan pengalaman yang menyenangkan. Namun kalau terlalu lama, rasanya jadi tidak asyik lagi.  Kalau kamu seorang guru, ajaklah murid-muridmu membaca buku ini, mereka akan mempelajari banyak kosakata menarik! Buku ini dibuat secara bertingkat, sehingga kosakata yang dipelajari pada satu tingkat akan digunakan lagi di bagian selanjutnya.

    Oh ya, kamu akan menyadari bahwa dalam buku ini, kepala sekolah digambarkan sebagai orang bodoh yang selalu melakukan kesalahan. Kenapa kepala sekolah? Itu cuma bercanda. Kita semua tahu bahwa kepala sekolah adalah orang-orang paling intelektual dalam masyarakat, kan?

    Now go and enjoy it!!

    1.

    A headmaster had a job as a porter in a hotel.

    It's very important that you welcome the guests by name, the manager told him.

    But how am I supposed to know their names? complained the headmaster.

    It's easy, said the

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