Verbal irony is when the narrator says something they don't actually mean. Example, Say it is poring rain and someone walks out and says "what a be…
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Grade(s): 8
Subject(s): ELA
Standard(s): L.8.5.A
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Verbal irony is when the narrator says something they don't actually mean. Example, Say it is poring rain and someone walks out and says "what a be… is a educational Infographics - By Lindsey Oxley.It helps students in grades 8 practice the following standards L.8.5.A.
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1. L.8.5.A : Interpret figures of speech (e.g. verbal irony, puns) in context..
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