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Idiom
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Two things getting compared with like or as
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Dramatic Irony
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When the audience knows something the character does not
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Verbal irony
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similar to sarcasm, when the writer makes a statement in which the actual meaning differentiates between what the character is saying / what the words appear to express
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Situational Irony
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when the audience is led to believe in one thing that will occur when the opposite (or something completely different) actually occurs. either humorous or tragic
English Literary Terms grade 8 Finalish exam
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literary terms starting with A11
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literary terms starting with C7
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literary terms starting with D2
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Literary terms starting with E2
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Literary terms starting with F4
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Literary terms starting with H2
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Literary terms starting with I4
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Literary terms starting with K1
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Literary terms starting with M4
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Literary terms starting with N1
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Literary terms starting with O3
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Literary terms starting with P7
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Literary terms starting with R1
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Literary terms starting S6
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Literary terms starting with T2
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Literary terms starting U2
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Literary terms starting with W1
