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What’s it called when words fight each other but make sense together?

Oxymoron

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You don’t say “old”  you say “senior citizen.”What is that trick called?


Euphemism


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“He is very hungry” say it differently.


He is starving / He could eat a horse


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:(

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How can you politely say someone died without being blunt?

Passed away

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🥳

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Give a soft way to say someone got fired.


Let go / moved on


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Find the oxymoron here: “He gave a seriously funny speech.”


Seriously funny


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Oops!

300

Spot the oxymoron: “The silent scream echoed through the hall.”

Silent scream

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How do you avoid plagiarism when paraphrasing?


Change the structure and words but keep the meaning


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Paraphrase: “She made a big mistake, but everyone forgave her.”


She messed up badly, yet people forgave her; She erred, and it was overlooked


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What’s ironic: a fire station burns down, or water is wet?

A fire station burns down

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Someone says “I love waking up at 6 a.m.” but groans — what’s this?

Irony

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How can you be ironic without insulting anyone?



By saying the opposite of what you mean in a funny or clever way


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Why is irony often used in satire?


To criticize, mock, or make people think indirectly


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What is the main rule of paraphrasing?


Keep the meaning, change the wording


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You win the lottery and die the next day  - what kind of twist is that?


Situational irony


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Analyze this phrase: «controlled chaos.»What makes it an oxymoron and why is it effective?


Chaos implies disorder, controlled implies order; combines opposites to create vivid imagery


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Paraphrase a mini-story in one sentence while keeping meaning: “Tom woke up, ran to catch the bus, and missed it.”


Tom overslept, hurried to the bus, but still did not make it on time.


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