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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

How to describe an action

Hi,

Sometimes I approach somebody from behind and blindfold him/his eyes and ask him to guess who I am. What do you call this action?

Can I say
I am playing a game with him;
I am playing a joke with him;
I am playing about with him;
I am teasing him;
I am making fun of him; or
I am playing a trick on him?
  

Top answer

Except for 'making fun of him' these are fine. Specifically, you could also say you are playing guess who?

— Philip

  • Except for 'making fun of him' these are fine.
  • Specifically, you could also say you are playing guess who?
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Except for 'making fun of him' these are fine. Specifically, you could also say you are playing guess who?
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Thank you very much.
Is "play trick on someone" more mischievous and more probable to make people angry?
Is prank milder?
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