What kind of words would a writer use to express a tone of irony in a literary work? A. words that suggest the opposite of what is meant B. calm, simple words C. honest, very direct words D. sharp, angry

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What kind of words would a writer use to express a tone of irony in a literary work?

A. words that suggest the opposite of what is meant
B. calm, simple words
C. honest, very direct words
D. sharp, angry words

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The answer i got for your question is :A word,that suggest the opposite of what is meant.

Patryk Czarnik answered Mar 11, 2018

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