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1 IRONY

2 the opposite of what is expected
IRONY the opposite of what is expected

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7 TYPES of IRONY

8 VERBAL

9 when someone says the opposite of what they really mean
VERBAL when someone says the opposite of what they really mean HR: Grading papers is the number one thrill in my life.

10 VERBAL

11 DRAMATIC

12 In Romeo and Juliet, we know Juliet is not dead; Romeo doesn’t
DRAMATIC audience knows more about what's going on in a story than the characters do In Romeo and Juliet, we know Juliet is not dead; Romeo doesn’t

13 DRAMATIC

14 SITUATIONAL

15 SITUATIONAL outcome of a situation is the opposite of what you expected it to be Walter the Farting Dog’s farts save the family from being robbed

16 SITUATIONAL

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