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Contraposition Posted 14 years ago
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ironic, best
I questioned about 'abstemious' before.
The question of this time is, is the second sentence ironic?
‘We only had a bottle.’ ‘Very abstemious of you.’
And, what does 'best' here mean?
The patients are best advised to be totally abstinent from alcohol.
The question of this time is, is the second sentence ironic?
‘We only had a bottle.’ ‘Very abstemious of you.’
And, what does 'best' here mean?
The patients are best advised to be totally abstinent from alcohol.
Top answer
Hi, Probably, but 'irony' can be hard to detect without more context. Clive
- Hi, Probably, but 'irony' can be hard to detect without more context.
- Clive
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Hi,
Probably, but 'irony' can be hard to detect without more context.
Clive
Probably, but 'irony' can be hard to detect without more context.
Clive
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