Cerca di individuare il gioco di parole
che dà un secondo senso alla vignetta.

Puoi trovare altri giochi di parole
divertenti e didatticiQUI
Your comments are always very welcome.
Cerca di individuare il gioco di parole
che dà un secondo senso alla vignetta.
Puoi trovare altri giochi di parole
divertenti e didatticiQUI
Your comments are always very welcome.
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Fruit flies like a banana! ( ai moscerini della frutta piace una banana!)
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Top marks for you this morning, Lory. 🙂
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Le due frasi sembrano seguire la stessa costruzione, ma in realtà non è così:
il tempo vola come una freccia,
la frutta vola come una banana, che non ha senso, quindi leggendo la frase con “like” come verbo:
ai “moscerini della frutta” (fruit flies) piace la banana.
Può essere…? Grazie!
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Top of the class this morning! 😉
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second option…a narrow fruit…a banana
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The shape of the banana is just a distraction, Maria. The question is more “grammatical” than that.
Think carefully about the possible meanings of the words that are repeated…
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I see a banana like a boomerang, for its shape similar to the famous tool…something like that…
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Flies like banana fruit
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You’re thinking on the right lines, Giuseppe, but you haven’t quite got there.
Remember that you can’t actually chenge the structure of the sentence, you just have to find a second interpretation.
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The speed of the arrow and the slowness of eating good things. But I can’t see anything else. I know I’m far from the solution
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I think first you need to work out what it is that doesn’t make sense and then try to see if you can find a way to make sense out of it, obviously relying on double meanings.
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