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English_Learner123 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Confusion in irony or sarcastic
Hi, what's the difference between "irony" or "sarcastic"?
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Hi, May I first ask if you have looked in your dictionary? In terms of speech, a major difference is that a sarcastic remark is intended to be hurtful to the person spoken to, but an ironic remark is not. Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, May I first ask if you have looked in your dictionary?
- In terms of speech, a major difference is that a sarcastic remark is intended to be hurtful to the person spoken to, but an ironic remark is not.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
May I first ask if you have looked in your dictionary?
In terms of speech, a major difference is that a sarcastic remark is intended to be hurtful to the person spoken to, but an ironic remark is not.
Best wishes, Clive
May I first ask if you have looked in your dictionary?
In terms of speech, a major difference is that a sarcastic remark is intended to be hurtful to the person spoken to, but an ironic remark is not.
Best wishes, Clive
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