literary irony
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Three Types of Irony
Lesson Plans by Rebecca Ray
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Storyboard Description
irony examples in literature
Storyboard Text
- VERBAL IRONY
- DEFINITION
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- Just a bit further in the catacombs! You will love the wine! Are you sure you want to continue? Your cough is bad.
- Yes I am fine! A cough won't kill me!
- EXAMPLE
- ...You were right my friend, a cough won't kill you! I will!
- When a person says or writes one thing and means another, or uses words to mean the opposite of the literal meaning.
- This is verbal irony: since Montresor was planning on killing him, he knew his cough would not.
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