English Class Day 11

English class day 11... BLOW OWL brow brown own

A teacher and student struggle through a spelling lesson, with the teacher writing and correcting words on a whiteboard. The joke is the absurd progression from “BLOW” to “OWL,” “brow,” and “brown,” making a simple English class look increasingly confusing. It works as a reaction to overly complicated spelling or learning English. EN: A teacher and student struggle through a spelling lesson, with the teacher writing and correcting words on a whiteboard. The joke is the absurd progression from “BLOW” to “OWL,” “brow,” and “brown,” making a simple English class look increasingly confusing. It works as a reaction to overly complicated spelling or learning English.

So this word is blow, which means this word is low, which means this word is oh, no. It's ow. What would you think? Let's take a step back for a second. Okay. This word is ow, which means this word is the owl? Good. So obviously this word would be bow, no. You know what I'm saying? It's bull. Let's try one more time here. word is ow which means this word is it'd be row I mean row which means this word is brown no it's brown you know yeah blue out no that's why okay so this word would be it be brown minus the brr-brr-own? No! Oh no! I guess we're not getting the onomatopoeia today.

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