Neutral sentence: "Maria's reaction made everyone laugh." A. Emphasize WHAT made everyone laugh. B. Emphasize WHO made everyone laugh. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing that made everyone laugh., A. What made everyone laugh was Maria's reaction. B. It was Maria who made everyone laugh. C. All that made everyone laugh was Maria's reaction., Neutral sentence: "His sarcastic comment made me laugh." A. Emphasize WHAT made you laugh. B. Emphasize WHO made the comment. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing that made you laugh., A. What made me laugh was his sarcastic comment. B. It was him who made the sarcastic comment. C. All that made me laugh was his sarcastic comment., Neutral sentence: "I wanted to have a good laugh after work." A. Emphasize WHAT you wanted. B. Emphasize WHEN you wanted it. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing you wanted., A. What I wanted after work was a good laugh. B. It was after work that I wanted to have a good laugh. C. All I wanted was to have a good laugh after work., Neutral sentence: "She told the joke in a completely serious way." A. Emphasize WHAT was surprising. B. Emphasize WHO told the joke. C. Emphasize HOW she told it., A. What was surprising was how seriously she told the joke. B. It was she who told the joke in a completely serious way. C. The way she told the joke was completely serious., Neutral sentence: "Tom's ridiculous story made everyone crack up." A. Emphasize WHAT made everyone crack up. B. Emphasize WHO told the story. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing that made everyone crack up., A. What made everyone crack up was Tom's ridiculous story. B. It was Tom who told the story that made everyone crack up. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing that made everyone crack up., Neutral sentence: "Emma told the funniest joke at dinner." A. Emphasize WHAT Emma told. B. Emphasize WHO told the joke. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing Emma did., A. What Emma told at dinner was the funniest joke. B. It was Emma who told the funniest joke at dinner. C. All Emma did was tell the funniest joke at dinner., Neutral sentence: "We needed a good laugh after the exam." A. Emphasize WHAT you needed. B. Emphasize WHEN you needed it. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing you needed., A. What we needed after the exam was a good laugh. B. It was after the exam that we needed a good laugh. C. All we needed after the exam was a good laugh., Neutral sentence: "He delivered the punchline without changing his expression." A. Emphasize WHAT was funny. B. Emphasize WHO delivered the punchline. C. Emphasize HOW he delivered it., A. What was funny was the way he delivered the punchline. B. It was him who delivered the punchline without changing his expression. C. The way he delivered the punchline was completely deadpan., Neutral sentence: "I only wanted to make everyone laugh." A. Emphasize WHAT you wanted. B. Emphasize WHO you wanted to make laugh. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing you wanted., A. What I wanted was to make everyone laugh. B. It was everyone that I wanted to make laugh. C. All I wanted was to make everyone laugh., Neutral sentence: "Her reaction made the situation even funnier." A. Emphasize WHAT made it funnier. B. Emphasize WHO reacted. C. Emphasize HOW she reacted., A. What made the situation even funnier was her reaction. B. It was her who reacted in a way that made the situation even funnier. C. The way she reacted made the situation even funnier., Neutral sentence: "James organized the comedy night." A. Emphasize WHAT James organized. B. Emphasize WHO organized it. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing James did., A. What James organized was the comedy night. B. It was James who organized the comedy night. C. All James did was organize the comedy night., Neutral sentence: "We laughed because of Sarah's terrible impression." A. Emphasize WHAT made you laugh. B. Emphasize WHO did the impression. C. Emphasize HOW Sarah's impression affected you., A. What made us laugh was Sarah's terrible impression. B. It was Sarah who did the terrible impression. C. The way Sarah did the impression made us laugh., Neutral sentence: "He managed to keep a straight face during the joke." A. Emphasize WHAT he managed to do. B. Emphasize WHO managed to keep a straight face. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing he managed to do., A. What he managed to do was keep a straight face during the joke. B. It was him who managed to keep a straight face during the joke. C. All he managed to do was keep a straight face during the joke., Neutral sentence: "The comedian's deadpan delivery made the audience laugh." A. Emphasize WHAT made the audience laugh. B. Emphasize WHO made the audience laugh. C. Emphasize HOW the comedian delivered the jokes., A. What made the audience laugh was the comedian's deadpan delivery. B. It was the comedian who made the audience laugh. C. The way the comedian delivered the jokes made the audience laugh., Neutral sentence: "We wanted to forget about our problems and have a good laugh." A. Emphasize WHAT you wanted. B. Emphasize WHEN you wanted to do it. C. Emphasize the ONLY thing you wanted., A. What we wanted was to forget about our problems and have a good laugh. B. It was after such a stressful week that we wanted to forget about our problems and have a good laugh. C. All we wanted was to forget about our problems and have a good laugh.
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