Clown's jokes made audience laugh loudly.

Meaning: The clown's humorous remarks elicited laughter from the audience.

Choice of Words: Clown's is a noun indicating possession, jokes are the humorous stories or remarks told by the clown, made is a verb describing the effect of the jokes, audience is the noun referring to the group of people watching the clown, and laugh loudly is a verb phrase describing the audience's reaction to the jokes.

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• The audience laughed at the comedian's silly jokes.
• Audience laughed heartily at jokes.
• The audience laughed at the comedian's jokes.
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