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What's the difference between idiom and irony? How can I improve my English Language? :P
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What's the difference between idiom and irony?

How can I improve my English Language? :P

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Irony is very similar to sarcasm as a play on words. Idiom is a group of words to creat an image this is what i know :/ sorry if its wrong
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Irony is very similar to sarcasm as a play on words. Idiom is a group of words to creat an image such as "you are barking up the wrong tree".
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