Dramatic irony includes _____. Select all that apply. ironic deeds ironic happenings unconsciously ironic speeches verbal irony

2 answers:

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It is all of the above, but by analyzing it further, I came to the conclusion that Drama is a scene, deeds or happenings, more than verbal speeches.
With that said, Dramatic irony includes ironic deeds and ironic happenings.

castortr0y [4]2 years ago

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ironic deeds

ironic happenings

unconsciously ironic speeches

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