Readers can tell that authors are using sarcasm when they
state the opposite of what is true.
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English, 18.03.2021 03:30 tamariarodrigiez
Readers can tell that authors are using sarcasm when they
state the opposite of what is true.
make ridiculous exaggerations.
state exactly what they think.
describe historical people.
its not b, so i believe it is c.
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