Comedy meaning in English
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Definition
a comedy: something (a play, a program, etc.) which is funny or amusing
Examples
- "The three "C's": communication, camaraderie and comedy."
- "Alan Woody : Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the Comedy Factory in Hollywood, California."
- "Every comedy show has already parodied every Aaron Sorkin trope: the walking and talking..."
- "That romantic comedy, ah yes - "Love is Lovely"."
- "Alan Woody : Ladies and Gentlemen welcome to the Comedy Factory in Hollywood, California."
- "This could be removed if the worker is not a fan of comedy."
Exercise 1
What are the three C's that Lawrence refers to?
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. (attempts at humor or being funny)
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. (attempts at humor or being funny)
What are the three C's that Lawrence refers to?
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. [not done] communication 1 (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. [not done] camaraderie 2 (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. [not done] comedy 3 (attempts at humor or being funny)
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. [not done] communication 1 (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. [not done] camaraderie 2 (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. [not done] comedy 3 (attempts at humor or being funny)
1 communication: "Communication" describes the exchange or transfer of information though talking, writing etc. Effective communication is one of Lawrence Laughsalot's keys to positive energy in the workplace.
2 camaraderie: "Camaraderie" describes feelings of friendship and good will, or a rapport between people. This is one of Lawrence Laughsalot's keys to positive energy in the workplace.
3 comedy: "Comedy" describes something (a play, a program, etc.) which is funny or amusing. Without an article, "comedy" describes the act or attempt at being funny or humorous. This is one of Lawrence Laughsalot's keys to positive energy in the workplace.
Exercise 2
What are the three C's that Lawrence refers to?
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. (attempts at humor or being funny)
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. (attempts at humor or being funny)
What are the three C's that Lawrence refers to?
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. [not done] communication 1 (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. [not done] camaraderie 2 (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. [not done] comedy 3 (attempts at humor or being funny)
Fill in the blanks with each term. Use the hints to help you.
1. [not done] communication 1 (expressing ideas and giving information)
2. [not done] camaraderie 2 (feelings of friendship and trust between people)
3. [not done] comedy 3 (attempts at humor or being funny)
1 communication: "Communication" describes the exchange or transfer of information through talking, writing etc. Effective communication is one of Lawrence Laughsalot's keys to positive energy in the workplace.
2 camaraderie: "Camaraderie" describes feelings of friendship and good will, or a rapport between people. This is one of Lawrence Laughsalot's keys to positive energy in the workplace.
3 comedy: "Comedy" describes something (a play, a program, etc.) which is funny or amusing. Without an article, "comedy" describes the act or attempt at being funny or humorous. This is one of Lawrence Laughsalot's keys to positive energy in the workplace.
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