Tease/Joke/Laugh/Ask it out of him - or tell him about someone you like/liked, and he might say so to.
you say to MAKE a joke when you invent one but you say "do" when it is someone else's joke. Actually, nobody ever says "to do a joke" unless they have only very recently started learning English.
easy ,you start the fight , to prove ,it was not a joke ! otherwise ,don't say something you can't do till you are sure !
say that you meant to say that to someone else or say that your friend sent it as a joke.
A good time to tell a joke is when the mood is light and relaxed, such as during a social gathering, at the beginning of a meeting to break the ice, or when someone seems like they could use a laugh. It's important to be mindful of the context and audience to ensure your joke is well-received.
Go along with it and tell a joke similar to it [ I'm secretly a genius and go to college] if that person is shocked say why can't I do it this is how I feel
I would say both since you shouldn't bury survivors. They may get upset with you.
Nothing. He is a dog.2nd answerer says: Roof, roof, roof! (See? -It's a joke AND a riddle!)
Yes there is! Try this one. Go up to someone and tell them to say "Knock, Knock". When they say "Knock, Knock", you ask, "Who is there?" I love that one!
Yes. All jokes about people is backstabbing. Even if they say its a joke. They are not your friends if they joke about you.
Yes. If he lies about small things he will lie about imporatant things. The easiest way out, when someone catches him lying, is to say it was a joke. You need to explain to him - that you expect him not to "joke" with you and to always tell you the truth.
If you haven't heard the joke, the answer would be, "no". The person would then proceed to tell the joke. If you've heard the joke, you would say, "yes." There is no one specific joke that begins with "Did you hear about…" There are many jokes that begin in that way.