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. I am having the most trouble with sydnechdoche and irony.I understand what synechdoche is but difficult to come up with an original example of synechdoche Irony on the otherhand is just simply confusing. Dictionaries define it as: Use of words conveying a meaning opposite to its literal meaning. Ok. Thats easy enough to understand but some literacy sites i've been to argue against that and say irony is not that simple and gives examples of stories and occurences that is classified as irony and ironic. Homework is due on Sunday.(Strange i know but its not my normal school, its like an English tutor place..not under my will. I was forced by parents.) Today is Friday so i have tomorow to figure this out or I am dead. I need examples of synechdoche and irony desperately. |
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| Welcome, FuzzzyLlama. ![]() Take a look here: Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Synecdoche. There are loads of examples. Please note, we do not do assigments. |
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