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Why did the English teacher bring a ladder to the classroom? Because he wanted to take his students to the next level!
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Why do English teachers make great gardeners? They know how to turn a new leaf every day!
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Why did the English teacher take a ruler to bed? To see how long he could make his dreams!
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Why did the English teacher never play hide and seek? Because good grammar is always hiding in plain sight!
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What did the English teacher say when the class was loud? 'I'm trying to conduct a silent sentence!
The Red Pen Menace
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English teachers and their red pens - it's like they're on a mission to drain all the happiness out of your essay. You hand in your paper feeling like Shakespeare, and it comes back looking like a crime scene. If a paper could scream, mine would have been wailing, I had dreams, you know!
Shakespearean Dilemmas
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Ever try to decipher Shakespeare in an English class? It's like trying to read the scribbles of a sleep-deprived doctor. The teacher is all enthusiastic, like, What do you think Shakespeare meant by this? And I'm thinking, I have no idea, but I'm pretty sure he didn't intend for teenagers to suffer this much.
Essay Hypnosis
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Writing an essay for an English teacher is like entering a hypnotic trance. You start with a clear mind, and by the time you're done, you're convinced your thesis about the symbolism of the raindrop in chapter three is the most groundbreaking revelation since sliced bread.
Thesaurus Overload
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Why do English teachers insist on thesaurus abuse? You use a simple word, and they're like, Can't you find a more sophisticated synonym? I once turned in an essay that read like a thesaurus threw up on it. My teacher said, Impressive vocabulary, but I'm pretty sure she meant, Did you eat a dictionary for breakfast?
The Great Plagiarism Hunt
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English teachers are like Sherlock Holmes when it comes to plagiarism. They can sniff out a borrowed sentence from a mile away. I once used a quote from Einstein, and my teacher was like, Nice try, but I doubt Einstein ever compared relativity to making a peanut butter sandwich.
Comic Sans Rebellion
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You know you've hit rock bottom in English class when you're tempted to rebel by submitting your essay in Comic Sans font. It's the font of rebellion, the rebel yell against the tyranny of Times New Roman. I can hear my English teacher now, This essay is a joke! Well, maybe it is, but at least it's a hilarious one.
Book Report Blues
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English teachers love assigning book reports, as if summarizing War and Peace in three pages is a life skill we'll all need. I once tried to impress my teacher by adding some flair to my report. She gave it back with a note saying, Stick to the facts. Apparently, she wasn't a fan of my alternate ending where the protagonist joins a circus.
Lost in Translation
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You ever notice how English teachers have this magical ability to find meaning in every word, every sentence, like they're deciphering the Da Vinci Code? I wrote an essay once, and my English teacher said, Your thesis is a bit ambiguous. I was like, Lady, I can't even find the meaning of life, and you want me to nail down a thesis?
Grammar Police Interrogation
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English teachers love to play detective with grammar. They circle every comma, question every quotation mark. It's like being interrogated by the Grammar Police. I imagine them in a dark room with a single light bulb, asking my essay, Where were you on the night of the misplaced semicolon?
The Silent Treatment
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English teachers have this way of making you feel guilty for not participating in class discussions. They ask a question, and if you don't raise your hand, they stare at you like you just murdered a metaphor. I'm sorry, but sometimes I just don't have deep philosophical thoughts about the symbolism of the color blue in chapter seven.
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