It can be funny when someone misses or misplaced an apostrophe in a sentence, right?
When someone types 'you're mess' instead of 'your mess', it will get the attention of the grammar police, and maybe even earn a laugh! Even an English teacher might laugh at these great grammar mistakes that double up as English puns.
If you are looking to make a few English teacher puns in your class, this is the right place that you've come to for some hilarious grammar jokes. But before that, here's a little insight into what grammar actually means.
In the English language, grammar consists of the eight major parts of speech: noun, pronoun, adjective, verb, adverb, preposition, conjunction, and interjection. In simple words, grammar is the knowledge or usage of any preferred or prescribed forms while speaking or writing.
With this knowledge about the term ‘grammar’, there is a huge possibility of word puns and wordplay jokes that can make any conversation laugh-worthy. If you want to laugh at puns about reading, do not miss these 15+ Reading Puns For Little Bookworms or for something related to writing, check these 50+ Writing Puns And Jokes For Budding Authors.
Find A Funny Pun On Words
Love a great pun or wordplay? This list is fun to read for all language lovers. You may find a great pun in here that has no comeback. There are also some popular punctuation puns and funny English class puns in this list!
1. There's a dinosaur that knows the most synonyms. It's called a thesaurus.
2. A man in the confession box said, "Forgive me, pastor, father, padre, priest, vicar, for I have sinned."
3. A man was severely hurt as a pile of books fell on him in the library. Apparently, he only has his shelf to blame.
4. As I struggled in the class with a half pencil, my teacher looked at me and said, "Writing with a broken pencil is pointless, my child."
5. The comma said, "I think we should slow down for a while." The full stop replied, "We'd rather just stop right now!"
6. Did you know, seven days without a pun can make one weak?
7. My friend said he is terrific friends with 25 letters of the alphabet, but he doesn't know Y.
8. My sister said, "I stayed up the whole night to see where the sun went, then it finally dawned on me." She's great with her grammar for sure.
9. My teacher always says, "Double negatives are a big no-no."
10. My teacher avoids cliches like the plague!
11. When in class, my teacher called me and said, "Name 2 pronouns." Alarmed, I said, "Who, me?"
12. When my teacher asked what I want to do during the vacation, I said, "Go to Italy, Rome around and pasta time." I am one of her favorite students now.
Classy Grammar Puns About Words
Check this list with words that can make all the language police giggle.
13. 11 consonants, eight vowels, a comma, and an exclamation mark will appear in court to be sentenced next week.
14. At night, an owl said, "Whom" instead of who, and my father exclaimed, "Now, that's a classy owl right there."
15. Cats and commas have so much in common and yet are so different. Cats have claws at the end of their paws, and commas have a pause at the end of their clause.
16. Dating apostrophes won't get you anywhere. They are too possessive.
17. English teachers are always write!
18. I want to be a great lyricist. So I wrote a song for tortilla; it is actually just a wrap.
19. One cactus said, "You need to be less selfish. Don't forget it is Cact-US". The other cactus replied, "But sweetie, the plural is a Cact-I."
20. My classmate was late for class, and he said, "It was raining cats and dogs." To which our teacher smiled and asked him, "Did you step in a poodle, then?" He was truly startled.
21. My sister is reading a book on anti-gravity. Boy, she cannot put that book down.
22. Thank you for explaining the meaning of 'many'; it means a lot.
23. Past, Present, and Future entered a shop together. It was all quite tense.
24. When English majors get married, the pastor says, "I now pronouns you, he and she."
Great Funny Pun Jokes About Grammar
Here is a list of grammar jokes and puns that are punny enough to bring out a laugh or two.
25. Santa's elves are known as the subordinate clauses.
26. One punctuation mark saw the other at a restaurant and asked, "Do you comma here often?"
27. The English teacher wished the class good luck before the poetry test. She said, "Metaphors be with you!"
28. The thesaurus ate a synonym roll for breakfast!
29. You should never mess with an apostrophe. It is either 'your dinner', or 'you're dinner'.
30. There is a special tax suitable for people who destroy the English language. It is called Syntax.
31. The criminal's great asset will be his lie ability.
32. You can't ever ran through campsites. You can only run because it is past tents.
33. The teacher did not promote the Braille language as it was too touchy.
Crazy Grammatic Humor
This grammar-filled humor will crack the whole English class up.
34. Hyphenated and Non-Hyphenated. Ah, the ironies of English!
35. I don't know how to react when someone sends me a note that says, "Your an idiot."
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With a Master of Arts in English, Rajnandini has pursued her passion for the arts and has become an experienced content writer. She has worked with companies such as Writer's Zone and has had her writing skills recognized by publications such as The Telegraph. Rajnandini is also trilingual and enjoys various hobbies such as music, movies, travel, philanthropy, writing her blog, and reading classic British literature.
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