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Assistant: Description: Good morning!
It's the first of April today.
It's April Fool's Day...
...and I'm just preparing some practical jokes,
(some little tricks, some pranks) for my family.
What could I do?
(There's lots of possibilities)
What might I do?
Come on, I don't have a lot of time,
so let's prepare!
If you're new to my channel, I'm Rachel.
Welcome to smile English stories,
where you can listen to English&nbsp;
in lots of different contexts.
If I speak too quickly, or too slowly,
you can change the speed in YouTube.
The first of April, or April Fool's Day,
should be a fun day in England...
...but when I was a child it&nbsp;
wasn't a day where I felt at ease.
I was always a little scared that&nbsp;
somebody would do something to me.
Now I was quite a good little girl,
but some of my friends were a little mischievous,
they were a little cheeky to the teachers,
and they used to put "raspberry&nbsp;
cushions" on the teacher's seats!
What's a raspberry?
Well it's not always a nice&nbsp;
little sweet red fruit!
A raspberry can smell!
In fact a raspberry is when you "make wind",
when you "blow off",
and we had some little cushions, special cushions,
you could put on people's seats.
And when the person sat on the seat,
it made a "!!!!!!" an enormous "raspberry"!
We called them "whoopee cushions".
So the teachers sat down&nbsp;
and the cushion went "!!!!!"&nbsp;
and they said, "Oh, excuse me!"
In France, the 1st of April is&nbsp;
called the "poisson d'avril"...
...so you have to be a little&nbsp;
careful if you come to France,
or you might spend all day&nbsp;
with a fish on your back!
Once my husband drew a happy&nbsp;
shark, a very big fish,
and he stuck it on his teacher's back...
..and his teacher went into an important meeting!
And in the past, there have been&nbsp;
some really big April fool's jokes.
In 1965, in Denmark, the government&nbsp;
said it had done a big study...
...and they had decided that it would be better
to paint all the dogs white,
then the roads would be safer...
...because you would be able to see&nbsp;
the dogs on the roads more easily!
Yes?
("What's he doing? This did not happen! Oh no!")
And in 1980, on the BBC&nbsp;
news, that's the British TV,
they said that Big Ben,&nbsp;&nbsp;
our beautiful traditional clock,
was going to change into a digital clock!
("Really?")
And in 1986 in France, in the news,
they said that Disney was going to take down&nbsp;
the Eiffel Tower and put it in Disneyland Paris.
Have you ever played any practical&nbsp;
jokes on your friends or family?
Let me know in the comments what you did!
So first I think I can make&nbsp;
them some frozen breakfast.
I have cereal... a spoon...
...we need milk...
...and then I can put it in the freezer!
It might not be ready for today,
but tomorrow it will be&nbsp;
difficult to eat the breakfast!
("What's wrong with this?"
I have just had another idea.
I could also make them fake eggs for breakfast!
I have never tried, but I saw on internet
you can use yogurt and tinned peaches
and make them look like a fake fried egg.
And I could put a little paper over&nbsp;
the sensor on my husband's mouse,
and then when he tries to use the mouse to look&nbsp;
at his computer and the news in the morning,
it might be a little difficult!
What do you think?
No, I think I might just rearrange&nbsp;
(reorganize) the kitchen drawer,
then my husband looks for the spoons&nbsp;
where the knives usually are...
...and the forks where the spoons usually are!
In England, if you see "out of&nbsp;
order" on the public toilets,
it means they're not working
(you can't use the toilets).
So I was thinking I could put&nbsp;
"out of order" on the front door
and then send my family around the house...
...to the garage door...
...then to the patio door...
I think they might be a little frustrated!
And I think I might just stick a paper insect
in our lamp.
Then if my daughter switches the lamp on ("Wow!")
she will think there is a big insect in it...
...and she might scream!
But please, if you play this trick on somebody,
don't give them a heart attack!
If you want to play this trick on somebody,
you just need to cut an insect&nbsp;
out of a piece of paper,
and colour it black, or a dark color,
and stick it inside the lamp.
It's hot in France today.
It's only spring, but it's just like summer!
I'm hot, and I have a fan.
I saw another idea on internet.
I saw another idea on internet.
If you live in a hot country&nbsp;
and you have a ceiling fan&nbsp;
(so a machine that goes round on the ceiling),
you could put little pieces&nbsp;
of paper confetti on the fan,
then when somebody switches the fan on,
it will go round,
and all the confetti will fall on the person!
Hello?
"Hello, is that the Chinese Takeaway?"
No, it's not the Chinese Takeaway!
People keep phoning me and&nbsp;
asking for the Chinese Takeaway!
My phone hasn't stopped ringing this morning!
Do you think it's an April fool?
Oh, there it goes again!
Hello?
"Hello, is that the Chinese Takeaway?"
No it's not the Chinese Takeaway!
I have worked hard this morning.
Now it's time for some lunch.
Don't... don't worry, Mendy!
I... I think... I think it's just an April fool!
I don't know who did that!
So I hope you got some fun&nbsp;
ideas of practical jokes&nbsp;
or pranks or tricks you can&nbsp;
play on your friends??!!!
If you prefer to watch a happy story,
you could watch my video "Trees and Bees"&nbsp;
which I made last year when the&nbsp;
cherry tree was coming out...
...or it's Easter this weekend...
...you could make some hot cross buns!
And I'll see you next week with another video!
Oh don't forget to give me a thumbs up!
Title: Playing PRACTICAL JOKES (pranks) on my family for April Fool’s Day – get ideas, learn English!
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Listen to interesting English and improve your English !  It’s April Fool’s Day on April 1st.  Time to have fun, play practical jokes, pranks and tricks on family and friends !  You could do a lot of things, but be careful !  They might plan some for you too !

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I want you to practice listening to English, but to listen to interesting English.  

English conversation is often an exchange of stories in English.  To have a conversation in English with someone when you travel in English, you need to master “English small talk”.  For example, you might need to :
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So, I am building my smileEnglishstories YouTube channel, to give you one opportunity to listen to English spoken naturally in lots of different contexts.  After all, in England we say, “Variety is the spice of life!”

And I tell you stories in English, because if you listen to interesting stories to learn English, you will be more motivated to listen to English and you will naturally improve your listening comprehension.

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