In language class, John was dozing off at his desk when the teacher suddenly called him up: "John, create a question sentence for me."
John rubbed his eyes, uncertain: "Teacher, are you asking me?"
Teacher: "Very good. Now make an imperative sentence."
John: "Please repeat it again."
"Next, create an exclamatory sentence."
John put his head down and said, "It's too difficult! I can't do it."
The teacher nodded in satisfaction and said, "Excellent answer, you can sit down now."
Moral: Sometimes it's okay to admit when you don't know something or when you're struggling. It's better to ask for help or clarification rather than pretending to know or understand something.
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100 Laughs: A Collection of Humorous Short Stories
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