Is sense of humor important in life?



Sense of humour is an extremely valuable thing in life. It helps us in various situations and in different environments. Firstly, sense of humour is a key factor in making  friendships, as people with a similar type of it will hardly get bored with each other. Furthermore, I believe nothing can provide a better first impression than an accurate, funny joke. Having a sense of humour is also an useful attribute, often helping to turn an awkward situation into a joke, what makes people forget about it. In conclusion, sense of humour is very important, useful and makes us likeable.

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  1. englishdiary14 lutego 2018 23:46

    A well-constructed paragraph (even if with a pretty broad scope), with a good beginning and ending.

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  2. Małgosia Biernacka22 kwietnia 2018 06:59

    I agree. I think we all would prefer to be around people who make us laugh rather then those who make us bored/sad.

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