English Class – How to describe types of Laughter
Mubashir Tufail
Community Mentor (Pakistan)
- Leadership Strengths (Level 17)
- Mentor (Level 2)
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live it,
be happy,
enjoy life.
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live it,
be happy,
enjoy life.
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- Make learning English a habit for you
- Make it routine daily
- You don’t have to study such a student ” after finishing the exam you will not study again “
- You must learn it for your life for your life
- You want always to use it
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- You should not study too much until you don’t be bored of learning
- Love English and don’t force yourself for learning
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English Class and Lesson – How to describe types of Laughter
Describing types of Laughter
belly laugh -a burst of deep loud hearty laughter- bray – laugh loudly and harshly
- break up – laugh unrestrainedly
- cachinnation -loud convulsive laughter
- cackle -a loud laugh suggestive of a hen’s sound after laying an egg
- chortle – a soft partly suppressed laugh
- chuckle – a soft partly suppressed laugh
- giggle – a foolish or nervous laugh
- guffaw – a burst of loud and hearty laughter
- haw-haw – a loud laugh that sounds like a horse neighing
- hee-haw – a loud laugh that sounds like a horse neighing
- horselaugh – a loud laugh that sounds like a horse neighing
- howl – laugh unrestrainedly and heartily
- roar – laugh unrestrainedly and heartily
- snicker – a disrespectful laugh
- snort – a disrespectful laugh
- titter – a nervous restrained laugh
belly laugh -a burst of deep loud hearty laughterGood luck to everyone and best wishes,
Thank you so much ? Mubashir Tufail
Thank you so much ? Mubashir Tufail
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