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The boy asked his father how much he earns per hour and his father replied $10 per hour. The boy then asked for and received $1 from his father. The boy had some additional money, totaling $10, and asked his father if he could use the $10 to "buy an hour of his time" so they could have dinner together, since family is important and time should be spent with those close to you.
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A Power Point Presentation of some jokes for students. To motivate students in reading and learning English. Humor is good for health. Please download for oral reading of the jokes. Done by Bro. Oh Teik Bin, Lower Perak Buddhist association, Teluk Intan, Malaysia.
jokes
The document contains 20 short jokes or humorous stories. Some examples involve:
- A student who says his mother won't give him extra money for school.
- A child who prays for an unusual request to be Melaka the capital of Malaysia for a geography test.
- A boy who says his whole family is afraid of him.
- A thief who apologizes that a robbery is his first job so he's confused about what to do.
- A child who says a play had a happy ending because everyone was happy when it finally ended.
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One dollar story
- 2. One DayOne Day - In the Evening- In the Evening
- 3. The Movement Father returned from the office, The boy asked a question to his father
- 4. Dad, how much you earn an hour? The boy asked.
- 5. Father Replied, “ 10 Dollars / An hour”
- 6. “Dad, can I have 1 dollar please ?” Asked the boy
- 7. Here you go! Father gave one dollar to his boy
- 8. The boy have a few notes in his pocket too, he then started counting. It was altogether 10 dollars
- 9. What do you want to do with this 10 dollars? Asked his father
- 10. Boy Replied…
- 11. Dad, with this 10 dollars. I want to buy an hour of yours Can you come home early tomorrow to have dinner with me ? Said the boy
- 12. “Family is important” We should not let time slip through our figures without having spent some time with those who really matter to us, close to us…