Help! Which type of irony is used when someone says, "Nice play, Shakespeare!" to a soccer player that just missed a wide open goal? A) Verbal irony B)Dramatic irony C)Situational irony D)Tragic irony

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Which type of irony is used when someone says, "Nice play, Shakespeare!" to a soccer player that just missed a wide open goal?

A) Verbal irony

B)Dramatic irony

C)Situational irony

D)Tragic irony

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Answer:

This is verbal Irony

Step-by-step explanation:

Verbal Irony is like sarcasm

Klactose answered Jun 10, 2022

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