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No, idioms and puns are not the same thing, but they are not completely different either. Idioms are puns are closely related to one another.

An idiom is a phrase that does not have a literal meaning. However, a pun is a joke or humor created by playing with words with more than one meaning or a similar sound.

Puns can be created by twisting idioms to create witty sentences. But idioms cannot be created from puns.

No, puns are not grammatically incorrect. To create a pun, the English grammar rules are followed. However, the words are used in a way to create humor with double meanings.

This means that a pun forms a structurally correct sentence by playing with the meaning, not the grammar.

The following are the different types of puns in English:

1. Homophonic Puns: Uses words with same sound but different spellings or meanings.

2. Homographic Puns: Uses words with same spellings, but different meanings or pronunciations.

3. Homonymic Puns: Uses one word with multiple meanings.

4. Compound Puns: Combines two or more puns in a sentence.

5. Visual Puns: Uses images to represent a pun.

6. Equivoque Puns: Uses ambiguous words or phrases deliberately.

A pun is a joke or a form of wordplay in English that uses a phrase or a word to create a sentence with two or more meanings. It is usually done by using word/s with:

• Same sound but different meaning or spelling
• Multiple meanings
• Same spelling with different pronunciations and meanings

Examples:

• “The librarian checked out. She had too many overdue dates.”
• “Claustrophobia is a little room for improvement.”
• “The optometrist fell into his lens grinder and made a spectacle of himself.”

To teach English at the postgraduate (PG) level—especially as a faculty member in a college or university—you'll need the right qualifications, experience, and teaching approach. 

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Yes, Vilnius University offer various courses taught in English language. These programs are available for undergraduate, Masters and integrated programs. But primary language is Lithuanian and Russian for some. Students are advised to have basic language skills.